Positioned beautifully amongst established trees, with rolling hills and heritage architecture forming a picturesque backdrop, this award-winning home stands as a true architectural masterpiece — just moments from the quaint village of Candelo. Meticulously crafted by a master builder, this residence is a showcase of innovation, sustainability, and natural beauty. Designed to embrace solar passive principles, the home captures the northerly aspect perfectly — where sunlight floods the living spaces and warmth is retained within the rammed earth walls. The burnished concrete floors and Ironbark timber cladding create a seamless blend of texture and tone, while the bespoke kitchen sits at the heart of the home, complete with a premium Falcon induction oven that sets the tone for luxury and performance. As you move through the home, the custom compressed earth hallway leads you to two beautifully appointed bedrooms, both enjoying calming garden views — one featuring a built-in study nook — and a central main bathroom with a separate toilet. Every detail has been carefully considered, from the hydronic heating and Stovax wood-burning fireplace to the double glazing, louvre breezeway windows, and corten steel sun screens that filter light in the most elegant way. Set on a manicured 2,221m² block, the property flows effortlessly from the living area to a generous spotted gum deck and patio space — the perfect spot to unwind and take in the tranquil surrounds. The grounds are fully fenced, framed by established trees, and offer potential to subdivide, adding a layer of future opportunity. A large double garage, 8kW solar panel system feeding into the grid, 5000L water tank, and premium New Zealand wool carpets complete this remarkable offering. It’s no surprise this home was recognised with the Master Builders Association Southern NSW Excellence in Building Award (2023) — a true testament to its design integrity and craftsmanship.
This is more than a home. It’s an architectural statement — refined, sustainable, and timeless.