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Overview
Set quietly amongst established greenery, framed by pear trees that turn red in autumn and tall hedgerows that close the world out, this residence offers a substantial living experience designed for enjoyment and comfort.
This home reflects a bygone era of construction, built with patience, weight, and materials selected for their aging qualities rather than just initial appearance. Such craftsmanship and time investment are rare in modern homes.
Upon entering, the grandeur is evident with cathedral ceilings soaring above expansive living areas. Banks of louvre windows invite soft, shifting light and natural breezes, creating a home that breathes—cool in summer and warm in winter.
The main living pavilion centers around a striking sandstone fireplace, complemented by rich New Guinea Rosewood features throughout. Marble floors and timber underfoot enhance the generous proportions and seamless connection to the outdoors.
Wide, covered verandahs encircle the home, ideal for long lunches and evenings. An outdoor sandstone fireplace, integrated heaters, and electric blinds make this space usable year-round, perfect for watching sunsets or storms without leaving the comfort of home.
A central courtyard with an in-ground pool separates two pavilions, providing privacy, light, and a natural focal point. The breezeway connecting them features custom New Guinea Rosewood doors that open both ways, allowing the home to open fully or close off depending on mood or season. Outdoor cinema events have been known to take place here.
The accommodation is generous and flexible, with five bedrooms spread across two levels in the main residence, including a private upper-level retreat with its own balcony. Additionally, a separate self-contained apartment overlooks parkland, offering independence for guests, extended family, or potential rental income.
An underground wine cellar adds to the home's unique features.
Modern technology is thoughtfully integrated, including a new solar system paired with a Tesla battery, enhancing energy efficiency and resilience without compromising the home's character.
Additional amenities include generous double garaging, a workshop or cart store, established Chinese elms, and considered landscaping, all contributing to a private yet connected setting.
This home stands as a testament to quality and longevity, built without compromise and designed to feel just right.
Inspection is available by private appointment.
Local Market Insights
In Pokolbin, Quiet Listings observed 38 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 34 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $1,159,587. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 78%, followed by duplexes (10%), and land (8%). The most active agency for houses in the Pokolbin area is currently McGrath Estate Agents, representing 16% of new listings, followed by Peters Real Estate with 13%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Market Insights for Pokolbin NSW 2320
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