10 Fielden Close

Set within one of Mooroolbark's most tightly held courts adjoining the prestigious Bickleigh Vale Estate and moments from Billanook College, this grand residence unfolds across approximately half an acre with a sense of calm, scale and quiet prestige that's increasingly hard to find. Arriving feels like something of an event. Silver birch and Canadian maples frame the entrance, while beyond the gates, a magnolia-lined driveway gently welcomes you home. There's a softness here, a sense of established beauty that only time can create. Inside, the proportions speak for themselves. Oversized rooms and quality finishes create a home that feels both generous and grounded. The formal lounge and dining room offers a refined welcome, complete with a cast iron wood fire and picture windows that draw the garden in. It's the kind of space made for slow evenings and meaningful conversations. Further in, the home opens to a vast family domain where spotted gum floors stretch underfoot and a sunlit sitting nook invites you to pause and take in the serene garden views via floor skimming windows. At its centre, a beautifully renovated kitchen balances elegance with practicality - stone benchtops, a 900mm SMEG pyrolytic oven and gas cooktop, dishwasher, breakfast bar and a butler's pantry with second sink all working quietly behind the scenes of daily life and entertaining alike. Accommodation is equally generous, with four bedrooms plus a study. The main suite with double basin ensuite and walk-in robe offers a true retreat, while the family bathroom delivers a little indulgence with a rain shower, deep soak bath and frameless glass finishes. Outdoors, the lifestyle continues to unfold. A spectacular covered entertaining area with retractable café blinds, outdoor fans and a striking skylight creates a year-round gathering space centred around a custom barrel bench. Beyond, a sweeping lawn, shade trees, well established cottage-style gardens, a fancy chicken house and a thriving vegetable patch with berry beds invite everything from backyard cricket to weekend harvesting. With extensive parking, solar efficiency, water tanks, workshop space and every practical extra considered, this is a home that balances beauty with functionality. Moments from trails, schools, shops and transport, it's a setting where families grow, gardens flourish and life feels just that little bit more grounded. At a Glance: Prestigious court location adjoining Bickleigh Vale Estate on approx. half acre (2000m² approx.) Four bedrooms plus study with oversized proportions throughout Grand formal lounge/dining with cast iron wood fire and garden-view picture windows Expansive family living zone with spotted gum floors and garden-view sitting nook Renovated kitchen with stone benches, 900mm SMEG pyrolytic oven and cooktop, dishwasher and butler's pantry with second sink Main bedroom retreat with ensuite; family bathroom with rain shower, deep soak bath and frameless shower Covered outdoor entertaining area with retractable café blinds, skylight, outdoor fans and custom barrel bench Lush lawn, cottage gardens (hydrangeas, azaleas, hellebores) and established trees including Japanese maples and crepe myrtles Established vegetable garden with raised beds and berry patch, compost plus chicken house Double garage plus gated rear access and extensive off-street parking Ducted heating, evaporative cooling, ceiling fans and two separate cooling systems Ducted vacuum system and quality carpets throughout Full-size laundry 22 solar panels, two rainwater tanks and generator to main switch Magnificent under-house storage and workshop space Close to Billanook College, Pembroke Primary, Mooroolbark East Primary, Mooroolbark shops, station, Chirnside Park and EastLink Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, floor plans and size, building age and condition) Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.