Incredible scenery, timeless architecture, plus a hidden wine cellar and luxurious master wing … every inch of this property is designed for rest and rejuvenation. Photo: Raine & Horne Berry.
How good would it be to come home and unwind in your own little slice of forest paradise?
Hidden away on just over four acres with extraordinary mountain and valley views, 45 Tourist Road in Beaumont presents a luxurious escape from everyday life.
This four-bedroom, three-bathroom home has multiple grand living areas to choose from. The atmosphere inside is serene, with a soft, modern colour palette and feature windows at every turn. Timber floors and exposed beams throughout pay homage to the beautiful landscape outdoors.
There are plenty of things to love about this property, but for Tim Muckenschnabl from Raine & Horne Berry, its finest feature has to be the view.
“Standing in the atrium-style dining room, you can cast your eyes across the treetops all the way to the horizon. There’s just nothing like it,” he says.
“Entertainers will love the mix of formal and relaxed spaces in this home. The main living room is warm and welcoming, with a built-in fireplace perfect for cosy evenings.”
The fully integrated kitchen features elegant stone benchtops, a butler’s pantry, and a charming breakfast bar for casual meals. It leads seamlessly through stacker doors onto one of two covered entertainment decks.
There are two bedrooms at ground level, including the spacious master suite. This is a true parents’ retreat, set in its own wing with a private entertainment deck, a huge walk-in wardrobe, and a spa ensuite with underfloor heating.
Also at ground level are a combined home library/study and a full-size laundry.
Upstairs, the remaining two bedrooms share a family bathroom with twin vanities and a large bathtub. Both bedrooms are equipped with built-in wardrobes.
A few steps away is the gallery, bordered by glass on all sides and offering uninterrupted views as far as the eye can see.
“It’s a refined, elegant sort of home, but there are plenty of practical features as well,” Tim says.
“They include a 100,000-litre water tank, on-roof solar with a Tesla battery, and a huge storage shed perfect for vehicles and workshopping.
“There’s also a secure four-car garage with a hidden wine cellar below.”
Landscaping is low-maintenance and blends easily with its natural surroundings. Four acres is a lot to play with – plenty of room for a veggie garden, or even an inground pool, subject to council approval.
Beaumont enjoys easy access to the townships of Bomaderry and Kangaroo Valley for all the essentials. Berry and Nowra are a scenic 20-minute drive away, offering a range of seasonal dining experiences, boutique retail, outdoor adventures, and more.
“Beaumont is surrounded by thriving native bushland with pockets of lush rainforest,” Tim says.
“Sometimes you just need to take a step back in a place where time stands still. This is one of those places.
“It feels like your own little world, miles away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, but you’re only a short drive from town and not too far from the coast either.”
Holiday homeowners from Sydney or Canberra would be well catered for here. The property would also suit investors looking for a unique short-stay accommodation asset, or families ready for a permanent tree change.
For more information on 45 Tourist Drive in Beaumont, contact Tim Muckenschnabl and check out all the latest listings on Zango.
Original Article published by Morgan Kenyon on Region Canberra.
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