A structural clay-block system sits at the heart of this 551sqm rural home, shaping not only its performance but also its atmosphere. The multi-cellular walling system delivers thermal efficiency, durability and acoustic softness, contributing to the hushed quality that defines the four-bedroom, four-plus bathroom residence, which is arranged as a series of connecting pavilions. At the centre of the home, a soaring openplan kitchen, dining and living area draws in expansive farmland views through large-format glazing and gabled windows. Oak veneer panelling and flooring introduce a restrained palette of timber, plaster and stone, carried consistently throughout the interiors.

Indeed, in the kitchen, extensive oak cabinetry and a substantial stone island work to anchor the space, while soft plaster finishes and cedar-lined ceilings temper the scale of the architecture. Large sliders open out to the pool/ spa and the covered outdoor dining and fire.The layout separates communal and private zones with clarity. The eastern wing houses the main suite, additional bedrooms and a media room, while the western side has a guest suite, gym and loft office with countryside views. Elsewhere, you’ll find a built-in reading nook framed by farmland views, an outdoor bath tucked into planting, and curved timber detailing that adds warmth throughout. Bathrooms, too, continue the same layered material palette and luxurious sense of retreat.