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90 Whitehands Road

Weatherboard, VIC 3352, Australia
$1.85m – $1.95m
4 bed 2 bath 6 car1.54 ha

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Salwick Hall is, without question, one of the most elegant historic country houses in the Ballarat district. In 1856, the Dalgleish brothers chose to build their mid-Victorian homestead on this site, for good reason the views over Lake Learmonth and the surrounding volcanic hills are simply beautiful. Today, the residence retains a distinct sense of quiet and seclusion, set within an established 1.54 ha (3.8 acre ) garden sanctuary offering an unparalleled lifestyle as either a distinguished family home or trophy weekend retreat. Salwick Hall comes with provenance. The Dalgleish brothers were prominent Scottish settlers and landowners in the Learmonth and Weatherboard district of Victoria during the mid to late 19th century, with Salwick Hall in the heart of the family's pastoral holdings. This area was prized for its rich and fertile volcanic soils, making it some of the best farming land in the state. Since the family sold the estate in 1914 and subdivided it into its current 3.8 acre size, there have been only 5 owners. A rare opportunity now exists for you to be a part of its history. The wonderful sense of arrival and the feeling of "home" and calm begin the moment you enter the property. Here you are greeted with a beautiful long hedge-lined circular drive, established trees, and the magnificent bluestone homestead, complete with a wisteria draped verandah. The main entry leads you to a number of beautifully proportioned rooms which include a master bedroom, and 3 further bedrooms: two queen sized and a study/library. At the end of the arched hallway, you enter the large living room, complete with a wide box bay window with seating, a black marble fireplace, and a dome vault ceiling complete with a crystal and gold chandelier. Double doors lead to an equally impressive large dining room with a cedar fireplace. The open-plan country kitchen includes extensive solid timber cabinetry, stone preparation benchtops, island bench, quality appliances, double oven and induction cooktop. The kitchen extends to a spacious breakfast and living area with French doors leading out onto a paved alfresco dining area. Here one can sit under the shade of a sweeping ash tree enjoying the calmness of the garden and native bird life. Adjacent to the kitchen is the pantry, mudroom, huge laundry with extensive storage and a second bathroom. The house is serviced with reverse cycle ducted heating and cooling, open fireplaces, state-of-the-art combustion heater, unlimited potable bore and tank water, NBN, mains and 6.6kw solar power. Salwick Hall's gardens are botanically significant, featuring expansive lawns, mature shade trees, landscaped gardens, charming gateways, productive fruit and vegetable gardens with composting bins, and a reliable water supply from large tanks and two potable bores. The outbuildings add to the village feel and include the 3 car weatherboard garage and workshop, large multi-sectioned chook shed, machinery shed, wood shed, windmill, the original bluestone water tank, shepherd's hut, stables and magnificent large bluestone barn complex. With water and 3 phase power connected to the bluestone barn, there is scope for a residential conversion, business venue or workshop/studio (STCA). Salwick Hall is located within minutes of the charming historic township of Learmonth, just 20km from Ballarat. The local region boasts a rich history, vibrant and artistic culture, highlighted by its notable volcanic landscape and Lake Learmonth, which attracts visitors for fishing, birdwatching, and water sports. Renowned wineries, Café 321, the local pub, Learmonth Cidery, cycling routes, peaceful country roads, and the celebrated 26 km Avenue of Honour all add to the area's appeal. Just 20 minutes to Ballarat, a major regional city, you have access to extensive medical facilities, good rail, excellent schools and university. Melbourne and Tullamarine are an easy a 90 minute commute. Whether Salwick Hall is your next family country home, weekend escape, or exclusive accommodation venture, it offers an exciting and unparalleled opportunity to own a truly remarkable historic country house and garden. For further details contact Dominic Romeo. 0438500277 dominicromeo@historicproperty.com.au www.historicproperty.com.au DISCLAIMER: All dimensions are approximate only. Particulars given are for general information only and do not constitute any representation on the part of the Vendor or Agent. All prospective buyers must undertake their own due diligence

Property Details

Property Type
house
Listing Type
For Sale
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2
Parking
6
Land Area
1.54 ha
Listed
3 months ago

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$9,211/month
$4,606 /fortnight
Loan $1,520,000 at 6.10% over 30 years

Upfront costs

Deposit$380,000
Stamp duty$104,500
Conveyancing (est.)$2,000
Total upfront$486,500
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This 4-bedroom house in Weatherboard, VIC 3352 sits within reach of local amenities. It is listed 217% above the $600,000 median of 16 comparable houseswithin 5 km.

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Population
52
Median age
56
Household income
$1,792/wk
Median rent
$205/wk
Median mortgage
$1,862/mo

Source: ABS Census.

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