101 Hopkins Hill Road

Chatsworth VIC 3379

Improvements are vast and in excellent condition, consisting of renovated bluestone men s quarters and coach house, undercover sheep handling facility, 10 stand woolshed, office complex, machinery and hay shedding, and grain storage facilities. Two manager s residences and 4 cottages provide additional quality accommodation.
The 1,200sqm Victorian bluestone homestead has been expertly restored by talented craftsmen, considered to be one of the finest examples of the era. The six bedroom, 4 bathroom homestead has abundant period features of a standard rarely found.
Designed by architect James A Fox, the prominently positioned Victorian homestead overlooks the Hopkins River surrounded by a formal English garden designed by Edward Latrobe Bateman, with in ground pool and entertaining area. Introduced by a grand entrance hall of green faux marble columns and gilded ornate cornices, over door entablatures and multi paned skylights, this extraordinary entrance leads to a handsome drawing room, formal dining room, billiards room, office, library, large kitchen, family room with Aga stove, second fully fitted scullery and substantial shelved cellar, complete the finest example of Victorian architecture in the Western District of Victoria. This superb exquisitely restored homestead has the finest of imported soft furnishings and individually woven carpets, and is hydronically heated and partially air conditioned.
Chatsworth House is a rare combination of superb classic Victorian architecture on a grand scale, with consistent income from fat lamb production and high grain volumes, in a reliable climate in the heart of the Western District of Victoria.