12-14 Charltons Creek Road

Berrilee NSW 2159

The 2011 built house sits on an elevated rise surrounded by carefully planned and executed gardens with stunning roses, angled hedges, statement trees and rows of lavender.

Rows of Cab Sav and Shiraz dot the gentle hillside leading to the sprawling level grass platform and the viewing area perfectly positioned to enjoy views through to the mountains.

The design of the contemporary homestead was created mindful of its beautiful setting with French doors in every room opening out to the large alfresco terrace, wraparound terraces and gardens.

Inside, the high vaulted ceilings with exposed trusses in each room make a huge impact with expanses of glass and a unique weather window streaming in the sunlight.

The living spaces are vast and open plan incorporating a slow combustion fireplace set against a sandstone wall.
 
These rooms merge with the large family gas kitchen with stone benchtops and a stainless cooker.
 

Amongst the unique features of this home are the recycled elements that have been collected over the years and utilised in the build. Rustic doors sourced from far and wide add a sense of quirky style.

There is a large family room offering a breakaway space plus four generous bedroom suites including the grand master with sitting and ensuite.

This perfect family retreat includes designer bathrooms and an office.
 

With its large 80,000L pool, north-south championship tennis court and level spaces for an epic game of cricket no corner has been cut to create a wonderful escape.

The property is the home of the well-known local business 'Eastbourne Art'. This includes two sheds, an expansive 7 x 13m workshed plus an additional large storage or workshed 8 x 15 m.

Monet's Dam' is a lovely Lilly dotted water source for the gardens that softens the property plus there is over 60,000L of water storage.
 

This property has a generous 6 - 7 acres of arable land which provides the opportunity to add a second residence if desired or could be used for horses.
 

Walking trails into the bush on the acreage, link together with valley views, to create your own retreat.
 

It sits in an ultra-quiet and private cul-de-sac setting with dual street entry and easy access to Galston's local shops and services.
 
An abundance of schools, both public and private, are accessible in the district. Berowra Waters, 4 kms away, is a perfect mooring site for the family who boats and sails. The road Ferry links to the M1 into Sydney.