285 Mount Eliza Road
Riddells Creek, VIC 3431

Built in the early 1990s, this architecturally designed residence is thoughtfully positioned to maximize natural light and harmonize with the surrounding landscape. The home offers four spacious bedrooms, two well-appointed bathrooms, and a dedicated study perfect for a home office. Double-glazed windows contribute to enhanced energy efficiency and comfort throughout the year.

Conveniently located just 35 kilometres from Melbourne International Airport and less than an hour from Melbourne's central business district, the property combines privacy with accessibility.

Inside, the formal living area features a welcoming fireplace and French doors that open onto an outdoor entertaining area, facilitating seamless indoor-outdoor living. The expansive kitchen enjoys city views and includes a large island bench, breakfast bar, walk-in pantry, European appliances, and sleek stone benchtops and splashback. A sunken living room with a wood heater opens to a verandah and landscaped gardens, creating a relaxing environment for family and guests.

The main bedroom suite boasts a walk-in robe, built-in storage, and a spacious ensuite overlooking the gardens. Three additional bedrooms provide flexible accommodation options, with two featuring built-in robes and one adaptable as an additional living space.

Outdoors, the home opens to a north-facing paved entertaining area surrounded by terraced and landscaped gardens. The grounds are enriched by vibrant seasonal plantings, including elm, Manchurian pear, lilacs, scarlet oak, claret ash, and golden ash. A well-established orchard offers a variety of fruit trees such as apple, apricot, quince, pear, and fig. The property’s tree-lined driveway leads to a remote-controlled gate with intercom access, while dedicated dog yards with shelters add practical appeal.

Set on approximately 113 acres of gently undulating, fertile volcanic soil, the property benefits from high rainfall and excellent natural resources. The extensive water management system includes eight interconnected tanks, two bores, three dams, and two seasonal creeks, ensuring reliable water availability. The land is ideally suited for livestock or agricultural pursuits.

Infrastructure highlights include an 18-metre by 9.5-metre machinery shed and a second 18-metre by 7.5-metre shed containing two stalls, suitable for horses, livestock, or storage. Additional features include a cattle race, crush, and yards, along with all-weather access roads for convenience. The current owners have maintained the property to support continued rural production, having bred and raised cattle here for over twenty years. Its close proximity to the Kyneton sale yards via the Calder Highway further enhances its practicality for agricultural use.