This 1860’s weatherboard homestead features a palette of monochromatic black, vivid white and charcoal, capturing the old and new through architectural detail.

A converted shipping container sits under the canopy of a majestic Oak tree with vistas across to the Wombat State Forest and the cut flower garden.

An expansive deck provides the opportunity for outdoor events. A weatherboard workshop has been internally clad in exposed ply and provides a hybrid workshop space and a simple commercial kitchen.

Additionally there is the original depression era Nissen Hut. The Nissen Hut is a photography location currently featuring its original domed interior of raw weathered corrugated iron and timber.