There is something particularly special about a property that has been lovingly created and nurtured by the same owners over many years – and 11 Leschenaultia Drive, Chittering is one of those homes.
Set across 4.07 hectares (approximately 10 acres), an electric gated entrance welcomes you onto the property, where the large Dale Alcock-built homestead sits slightly elevated, settling beautifully into its country landscape.
Lovingly built by the current owners, this is a home filled with the warmth and character of traditional farmhouse living. Wide wrap-around verandahs shelter the home from the summer sun, while established gardens surround the residence in a beautiful sea of colour. Carefully tended and treasured over the years, the gardens have become a sanctuary of their own.
Fenced around the immediate homestead & workshops, the gardens can be enjoyed while the local kangaroos often stand quietly on the other side – seemingly admiring the garden from afar. It is a charming scene and one that captures the simple beauty of life in Chittering.
Inside, the home continues its classic country story. The traditional farmhouse kitchen is generous in size, with plenty of room for the family dining table – the kind of kitchen that brings back memories of Grandma's house, where meals were shared, conversations lingered and everyone naturally gathered together.
The family lounge is surrounded by large windows overlooking the rear of the property, drawing the country landscape into the home and providing a peaceful outlook throughout the seasons.
When family and friends arrive, entertaining is easy. An extended, freestanding gabled pergola provides a wonderful space for larger gatherings, while another outdoor entertaining area features a traditional corner bar. There is room to settle into the lounges, gather around the bar or enjoy long lunches and dinners in the alfresco – a home clearly designed to be shared.
For the handyman, hobby farmer or those simply needing plenty of storage, the substantial shed offers double-door access, while adjoining lean-too's provide additional undercover space for tractors, farm machinery, trailers and equipment.
After years of being lovingly built, planted, nurtured and enjoyed by the same family, 11 Leschenaultia Drive is ready for its next chapter.
This isn't simply a house on 10 acres. It is a true country home – one where gardens have been grown, family meals have been shared, friends have gathered under the pergola and kangaroos still stop by the fence.
Now it is time for another family to make it their own.
Property Features:
• 4.07ha/10acres
• Dale Alcock build ”The Donnybrook” - 1999
• 4 Bedrooms, 2 bathroom, games, separate lounge/dining, family room
• Feature brick fireplace
• Ducted reverse air-conditioning
• Solar panel system with battery storage
• Multiple water storage tanks
• Electric gate entrance
• Wrap around verandahs
• Workshop with lean-too’s
• Fishponds, cottage gardens
• Walking distance to the new “Landing 7”
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Chittering forms part of the Chittering Valley which is well known for its abundance of wildflowers and beautiful green rolling hills, bushwalking and nature trails, orchards and farms offering roadside fruit stalls. One must spend some time indulging in local wines and produce from various boutique wineries which form part of the Chittering Valley Wine Trail.
With close proximity to the new Tonkin Highway extension, travel time will be reduced, making the valley a popular choice for rural living.
Contact our LOCAL
Chittering Property Consultant
Kim Johnson on 0407 089 880 |
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