3 Bed
2 Bath
4 Car
4492 m²
3 Bed
2 Bath
4 Car
4492 m²
With sweeping lawns and the freedom of just over an acre of approximately 4,492sqm (approx.), Tukumbini is a private country escape made for those craving serenity and room to breathe. Held by the same family for 20 years, this classic Australiana homestead sits peacefully among established greenery, alive with native birds, and beautifully oriented to northern light, making it feel wonderfully removed from the everyday while offering exciting scope to subdivide and further realise the site’s potential (STCA).
Beyond the sweeping drive, the broad, return verandah and leadlight windows beside the front door introduce inviting interiors enriched by timber floors and leafy outlooks from almost every room. Northern sun pours into the living room, while a wood-burning fire adds warmth and atmosphere through the cooler months. The formal dining room offers flexibility or multi-purpose space, before continuing through to the generous meals area and all-electric kitchen at the rear. Sliding doors open to the verandah extending the entertaining into the garden, with vegetable beds and expansive grounds beyond offering endless room to relax, potter or plan something bigger.
Three bedrooms include the main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite, plus a family bathroom with bath and separate WC, providing comfortable and practical accommodation. Features such as gas central heating, abundant storage, a laundry, solar power with battery, NBN connection, a water tank, two sheds and a four-car garage add further functionality. Positioned near the Gisborne Golf Club, in a peaceful no-through road just minutes from the town centre, Tukumbini enjoys an outstanding location combining space, privacy and country-style serenity with the convenience of schools, public transport and Calder Freeway access all within easy reach.
In conjunction with Trusted Property, Sandi Barry-Mueller Vendor Advocate.
Built In Robes
Dishwasher
Ducted Heating
Floorboards
Outdoor Entertaining
Secure Parking
Solar Panels
Study
Workshop