Rich In History & Vision Designed by award winning Australian architect Graeme Law for his family in 1979, this is a home with a rich history & many stories to tell. The materials sourced for its construction came from far & wide; quarry stone from Montrose, timbers from the Williamstown docks & an old theatre in Brighton; doors from an old bank, bluestones from a railway platform, plus remnants of an old church in Castlemaine. Whilst the provisions used to create the home are fairly consistent throughout, no room is alike; each has its own personality & purpose in the greater scheme of the home. There is truly a room for every season. The stunning glass conservatory is the perfect place to enjoy the sunshine in autumn & spring, the family room in the middle of the home allows you to keep cool in the summer months & the lounge area or rumpus room with their picturesque stone fireplaces ensure you have a cosy spot to curl up in throughout the long winter months. Large windows at every turn allow sweeping vistas to the surrounding gardens & abundant natural light to flow through the home year round. The floorplan of this home was paid careful consideration; there are distinct zones to allow for easy Lot/Plan No: 1/LP128990