Situated among rolling hills in the South Australian countryside, this statuesque four-level home encompasses approx. 67 private acres (approx. 27 ha) of land.

The home was built in 2011 by boutique builders, Paul Guy Builders and R & G Langley Builders, with a Russian carpenter flown in specially to design and build the timber features inside and outside the home, including interior timber posts made from Queensland cypress and New South Wales southern mahogany on the wraparound balcony and inside staircase.

The four-bedroom home features evaporative cooling throughout, with wood heating located on the middle level designed to heat the whole home. The chef's kitchen was made out of Blackbutt timber by renowned kitchen designers, Yeomans and Haskell. 

A separate, self-contained stone cottage is located at rear of property. Originally named 'Sunnybrae', the former gold mining cottage has been fully updated inside and offers electricity, bore-fed water, a separate bedroom with attached ensuite, and a galley style kitchen with a wood heater.

The property has been separated into six separate inter-joining paddocks, with two bores supplying water, multiple water tanks, two dams and Tenafeate Creek passes through. A large shearing shed is located at the rear of the stone cottage along with metal holding yards, while another large 'barn style' shed, approximately 20m by 10m, is fully concreted with a wood stove. 

See more of 214 Stars Gully Road Yattalunga SA 5114, including additional photos, floorplan, and location map, on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection phone or email Harvey Bloomfield of LJ Hooker Prospect via this link.

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