Tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this distinctive mudbrick and cob home offers a rare sense of character, privacy and connection to its natural surroundings. Built using milled timber sourced directly from the site, the home reflects thoughtful craftsmanship and timeless appeal, set on a generous 1,697m² terraced block with established gardens and original drystone walls.
The split-level design creates interest and flexibility throughout the living spaces, with exposed beams enhancing the warmth and texture of the interiors. Open-plan living and dining areas are positioned to take full advantage of the outlook, with expansive views from almost every window. The kitchen is well appointed with gas cooking and integrates comfortably with the main living zone, making everyday living and entertaining effortless.
Accommodation includes three bedrooms, one of which is a loft-style space, along with a dedicated study and a self-contained studio offering excellent versatility for guests, extended family or creative use. Comfort is ensured year-round with a slow-combustion fireplace and reverse-cycle air conditioning. A water filtration system services both the home and studio, while a rear paved deck provides a quiet place to relax and unwind.
The terraced gardens feature cold climate plantings and original drystone walls that run continuously through neighbouring properties, a reminder of the area’s early orchard history. Overlooking reserve land, the property enjoys direct access to Charles Darwin Walk, connecting you to some of the Blue Mountains’ most iconic tracks including Wentworth Falls and the National Pass. Despite the peaceful setting, the town centre is just a 15-minute walk away, either via the street or along Darwin’s Walk.
Summary of Features:
– Mudbrick and cob home and separate studio built using milled timber sourced from the site
– Split-level design with exposed beams and a flexible floor plan
– Open-plan living and dining areas with views from almost every window
– Gas kitchen and well-connected living spaces ideal for everyday living
– Three bedrooms including a loft-style space, plus a dedicated study
– Self-contained studio offering excellent versatility for Air bnb guests or work-from-home use
– Slow-combustion fireplace and reverse-cycle air conditioning
– Water filtration system on mains water servicing both the home and studio
– 1,697m² terraced block with old-style established gardens and original drystone walls
– Overlooking reserve with direct access to Charles Darwin Walk
Property Features
- House
- 3 bed
- 2 bath
- Land is 1,697 m²
- Open Parking Spaces
