Luxe Fern Tree home nestled in 327-acre retreat

No.424 and Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree. Picture: Supplied

Every element of this property reflects a fastidious attention to detail.

Meticulous craftsmanship shows in the careful articulation of space — from the seamless transitions between indoors and outdoors, to the selection of materials informed by acclaimed architectural firm Rosevear Stephenson’s philosophy of creating calm, enduring and elemental homes.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd is an extraordinary, hidden masterpiece, says property partner at The Agency Hobart, Georgie Rayner.

It is a property that stands as a testament to architectural precision and thoughtful integration into its natural setting, she said.

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Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

“This property is timeless. It is a credit to its owners Rebecca and Jeremy Wallbank,” she said.

“Every angle, every room, every view, every piece of architectural design, every fixture and fitting, it is extraordinary,” Mrs Rayner said.

“The hairs stand up on your arms when you visit this property.

“It’s an experience that will leave you speechless.

“It is also a home that feels comforting, homely. The worries of the world come off your shoulders.

“Just from the “coming soon” marketing last week ahead of the launch this week, the inquiries have not stopped.”

The property unfolds across two titles with more than 22ha and 109ha (327 acres), including untouched eucalypt forest.

From every aspect of the property, sweeping, unrestricted views stretch across forested hills and expansive waterways.

In one direction, views stretch out across Bruny Island, Opossum Bay, Coningham and Cape Raoul. Turn around, and there’s an uninterrupted view of the majestic mountain.

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Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

The design maximises these vistas, inviting the landscape to permeate interior and exterior spaces, with multiple indoor and outdoor living and entertainment areas thoughtfully positioned to capture the best of the surroundings.

Inside, the home’s warm embrace is delivered via ducted heating, a fireplace, woollen carpets, and underfloor heating.

From the entrance there is a laundry, multiple bedrooms off a hall and the first bathroom.

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Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

The floorplan curves in an L-shape to reveal two living spaces, the kitchen and dining area, a 11m-long deck, and the luxe primary bedroom and ensuite.

Across the yard in the studio is a further bedroom, living area, bathroom, deck and an office.

The property features celery-top pine cladding, commercial grade window frames, burnished concrete floors, a Jindara wood heater, blackout bedroom roller blinds, and hydronic floor heating.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

There is a secure yard for children and pets to play in, and a wildlife-proof vegetable patch.

Entertainers will discover a walk-in pantry in the kitchen alongside Smeg and Siemens appliances — microwave, freestanding 90cm-wide gas cooktop with electric oven, dishwasher — plus a Vintec wine fridge.

This is complimented by an outdoor barbecue dining space with a wood-fired pizza oven, plus a fire pit with seating.

While having the appearance, and the generous space of its bush surroundings, the property is only a 15-minute drive to the Hobart CBD.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd, Fern Tree.

Mrs Rayner said the privacy that is offered is paramount.

It is a home that feels nestled amid its thoughtfully designed landscaping and dense bush, she said.

“And it is entirely shielded from neighbours,” she said.

Extending across its vast land, the estate offers endless possibilities: imagine private walking trails, large-scale gardens, or simply the untouched wilderness.

“The generous parcel invites reflection and exploration, a canvas for retreat and adventure,” Mrs Rayner said.

Lot 2/636 Summerleas Rd and No.424 Summerleas Rd in Fern Tree are for sale with The Agency Hobart for “Offers over $3.9m”.

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