128 Kellys Road, Cradoc, TAS, 7109, Australia

Set within more than 18 acres of pristine pasture and private bushland, this extraordinary lifestyle estate offers a rare union of architectural character, refined comfort, and remarkable versatility. Comprising a substantial three-bedroom main residence, a beautifully appointed self-contained two-bedroom cottage, expansive outbuildings, and breathtaking rural surrounds with glimpses of the Huon River, this is a property of genuine distinction.

The main residence is centred around a striking hexagonal living pavilion, an architectural statement enhanced by richly detailed timber linings that create an immediate sense of warmth, craftsmanship, and quiet luxury. Newly installed, double-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the space, framing sweeping countryside views while drawing in the golden afternoon light to naturally warm the home throughout the cooler seasons. This remarkable central space sets the tone for both everyday living and elegant entertaining.

Overlooking the living pavilion, the kitchen is thoughtfully designed to combine functionality with understated sophistication, featuring gas cooking, a walk-in pantry, and generous preparation surfaces, all positioned to enjoy uninterrupted outlooks across the landscape. From almost every room, the home captures tranquil rural vistas, with soft river glimpses adding another layer of visual appeal.

Accommodation is equally impressive. All three bedrooms are fitted with built-in robes, while the master suite enjoys the indulgence of a spacious ensuite and serene garden outlooks. Expansive glass sliders throughout the home open seamlessly onto a north-facing deck and manicured front gardens, creating a fluid connection between interior spaces and the outdoors. These front gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped for low-maintenance elegance.

In contrast, the rear grounds unfold as a richly layered and productive garden environment, featuring established native plantings, European flowering species, netted orchards, polytunnels, and thriving vegetable beds a haven for those seeking both beauty and sustainability. Comfort and efficiency are assured year-round with a wood heater, heat pump, extensive solar array feeding back to the grid, and an intelligent solar-passive design.

Privately positioned, the two-bedroom cottage, constructed in 2006, presents in near-new condition and offers exceptional flexibility as guest accommodation, multigenerational living, or an income-producing retreat. It features two generous bedrooms, a spacious open-plan kitchen and living area, and a well-appointed family bathroom. Elevated views are enjoyed from the sun-drenched front deck, while a covered rear veranda provides a refined setting for alfresco entertaining in all seasons.

Complementing the residences are extensive outbuildings, including a double garage adjacent to the cottage and a substantial garage and workshop near the main house, ideal for storage, hobbies, or business pursuits. Secure house gardens accommodate pets and poultry, while numerous well-fenced paddocks are perfectly suited to livestock. The surrounding bushland envelopes the rear of the property, offering privacy, a ready supply of firewood, and an immersive natural backdrop. A seasonal winter creek meanders through the lower valley, presenting opportunities for private walking trails and quiet moments of reflection.

Ideally positioned between the charming township of Cygnet and the conveniences of Huonville, and less than an hour from Hobart CBD, this exceptional estate delivers a rare opportunity to secure a refined country lifestyle without compromise.

Don't hesitate to call Jordan Phillips today to find out more information or to book your private inspection.







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The information contained in this listing has been supplied to Win Em All P/L trading as Homelands Property from a variety of sources and to the best of their knowledge. The Agents are unable to verify whether the above information is accurate. All interested persons should make and rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not the information is, in fact accurate.