So close to Melbourne, this private property sits in the middle of the beautiful undulating Macedon Ranges. As you approach the property, you have glimpses of the home through the trees and the garden. Crossing the bridge over the seasonal creek, you will be excited by the charm of this property. With its gently curved driveway the grand Federation Style homestead will unveil itself. Yes, Willandra is set to steal your heart. Constructed in 1999, the north facing elevated residence has a wide veranda, perfectly positioned to take in spectacular views of the 40-acre (approx.) property and the Cobaw Ranges. There are changing views from the wide wrap around veranda, the generous windows and the French doors throughout the home. Inside the sense of grandeur continues with 3m high ceilings, wide hallways and spacious living areas. Solid timber doors, feature lead lighting, decorative cornice and brass hardware are all in keeping. Note the warm Queensland Brush-Box timber flooring. There are four bedrooms, three being double sized with their very own ensuites, one with a claw foot bath and heritage styling and the main with a double stepless shower, dual vanity and heated floor. Yes, its luxurious. The main living area is big and bright. A free-standing wood heater brings more romance and radiates warmth throughout the home. A commercial grade reverse cycle air conditioner provides easy comfort and double glazing along with first-class insulation further aid in temperature control. A second living space is ideal for children or as a home library. As you would expect, the generous kitchen is all class. Features and appointments include a herringbone tiled splashback, stone benchtops, soft close cabinetry, walk-in pantry, Smeg oven and dual dishwasher. From the adjoining dining area, step out onto freshly laid eco-deck, ready for your oversized outdoor furniture. Beyond, explore the beautifully executed garden rooms ranging from formal, Japanese inspired, native and productive. Behold the spectacular birdlife; fairy-wrens, kingfishers, pardalotes, honeyeaters and many more. Excellent infrastructure includes a large shed with concrete floor, stables, a full sized menage, tack room, open bay shed, an ornamental garden cottage and a double carport with covered walkway access to the home. Additional noteworthy points: 6.2-kilowatt solar system, three dams, and a small clump of rare local Black Gums found only in this area. Newham is a quaint village setting with a general store and primary school, nestled between Woodend and Kyneton. Take steps today to make this dream of home and lifestyle package your reality.