Bundanoon
11 Evelyn Avenue
Jean Flora
This exceptional 8-hectare estate is a rare expression of privacy, landscape and architectural soul, quietly positioned on the edge of the charming village of Bundanoon.
From the moment of arrival, the mood is one of effortless calm. Set within an extraordinary cool-climate garden, the residence unfolds with a sense of light, volume and considered simplicity. High vaulted ceilings lend a wonderful sense of scale, while expansive picture windows draw the ever-changing landscape indoors, framing park-like gardens, sculptural stonework and the surrounding bushland as living artworks.
Warm timber floors bring an element of tactility to the contemporary architecture, their natural grain and patina tempering the home's clean lines and giving the interiors a timeless, grounded quality.
At its heart, the kitchen is a study in understated elegance - beautifully appointed, highly functional and designed as much for lingering as it is for cooking and entertaining. Throughout the home, two fireplaces introduce a sense of intimacy and warmth, complemented by underfloor heating for year-round comfort.
Living spaces extend effortlessly outdoors to a series of terraces and garden rooms, where water features, ponds and cascades mingle with beautifully crafted stone walls. Here, the landscape becomes an integral part of the architecture: immersive, atmospheric and quietly theatrical.
The garden is a defining feature. Mature yet meticulously considered, it is alive with seasonal colour, texture and movement. Meandering paths reveal unexpected vistas, intimate corners and moments of stillness, creating a landscape that feels both deeply established and entirely at home in its setting. There is a sense that every outlook, planting and stone wall has been thoughtfully placed - a garden to wander, contemplate and return to in every season.
Adding another layer of versatility is an expansive barn/studio, a beautifully useful structure with endless potential. Artist's atelier, creative studio, home office, guest accommodation or simply a space to pursue the pleasures of country life, it extends the property's possibilities without compromising its sense of tranquillity.
More than a country home, this is a considered composition of architecture, landscape and light. Private yet connected, sophisticated yet wonderfully warm, it is a place where the boundaries between house and garden dissolve - where nature is always present, light changes throughout the day and the rhythms of life are beautifully slowed.
A rare and deeply soulful property, it is less a house than a way of living: surrounded by beauty, grounded in nature and designed for a life well lived.
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