269 Geikle Creek Road

East Jindabyne NSW 2627

The use of carefully crafted, well cured timbers for doors, floors, tables, bench-tops and shelves is distinctive, with the curved wooden ceiling a masterstroke in design to create ambience and grandeur. The lounge room with its soaring ceilings, includes a hand-made mud brick wall and book shelve feature and the waxed rammed earth floor in the main living area with geothermal heating, gives kinaesthetic warmth to the space. Combined with a slow combustion open fireplace with local stonework hearth, hydronic heating in all bedrooms and bathrooms and double-glazed windows throughout, heating in winter is economical and a highlight of this beautiful home.

Ash timber flooring follows through from the living spaces into all four oversized bedrooms that include built-in robes. All bathrooms are floor to ceiling marble, with heated towel rails, and are designed to capture maximum natural light and privacy. Composting toilets have been considered as the most efficient and ecological way to dispose of waste, with the master bedroom marble ensuite featuring a large modern bathtub overlooking the orchard.

There is much more for consideration, including external infrastructure such as the 3 dams, artesian bore, 5kw solar system (with 6.5kwh LG solar battery storage), detached double lockup garage, a 120sm high 3-bay garage (with two enclosed bays, roll-a-doors with roof catchment plumbed into 2 x 22,500/litre extra water tanks), chicken coup next to the vegetable garden and automatic watering control panel conveniently installed in the pantry and fed from the huge 110,000 litre water tank.

Extras include: choice to connect to town water, geothermal heating and cooling, gas stove top cooking and hot water, Council rubbish collection, close to school bus stop and access to fixed wireless fast nbn internet.

Expressions of Interest close November 16 at 4pm. Contact Michael Henley for information and inspection times.