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Picture yourself perched on a park bench overlooking a setting sun slowly sinking behind a private lake. In the distance you can see kangaroos grazing and a paddling of newborn ducklings loyally following the lead of the proud parents into the nearby swamp. Through a clearing in the trees a soft westerly sneaks through and brings with it the subtle yet distinct aroma of eucalyptus. You close your eyes. You take a deep breath and smile contently as the warmth of a setting sun washes over your face.
Welcome home.
Welcome to 7 Lilliput Lane: "Bear Hill".
As you scroll through the photos in utter amazement of the natural beauty that abounds 7 Lilliput Lane be prepared to be confronted with the question "how is this in Pakenham?! I've never seen this before."
You are not alone.
The discreet property is in the tightly held Lilliput Lane and if you blink you will miss it. Many long-time Pakenham residents still aren't aware this hidden gem exists.
Extraordinarily, the property is only a few minutes drive from shops, schools, public transport and one of the fastest growing growth corridors in the southern hemisphere.
Sitting on over three hectares of land this property has been meticulously designed and developed to be a true one of kind.
Offering expansive views from every angle over the surrounding wildlife. This property is an ecosystem in itself, with local treasures like the Lilliput Lane lake and trails at your doorstep. Encompassing five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a triple car garage and further shedding this home can accommodate a variety of buyers.
Constructed with only the highest quality materials: a frame made of Australian spotted gum hardwood; walls of handpicked bricks; limestone from Western Australia's Moore River, internal walls are West Austrlian jarrah and topped with a roof made of slate imported from Spain.
Every door frame, cabinet and benchtop crafted specifically for the home.
You will notice the remarkable nautical theme that adorns the inside of the property. Starting with the kitchen that is in the distinct shape of a boat, inspired by the famous Murrumbidgee River Boat.
The walk-in pantry doors feature portholes and the bathroom is reminiscent of a boating cabinet.
Welcome aboard.
The house, which you could be forgiven for calling a castle, has a tower (which has been cleverly turned into a library) and a spectacular pitched-roof.
A large fire place overlooks the enormous open plan living/dining area that in my opinion would suffice as a grand hall fit even for a Hogwarts party.
If you want another living area the fifth bedroom is well over 4 metres in length and width and would easily accommodate a lounge suite and tv setting.
Outside, the property is immaculately presented. The sealed driveway directs you down a tree-lined entrance with manicured lawns and flowing water beds.
In total the size of the land is just over 8 acres which is made up of a balanced blend of cleared land and bush land.
What's more you have direct access to the popular but very private Lilliput Lake and Kennedy River.
The owners take great pride in the collection of established fauna plus fruit trees and veggie patches including a mix of citrus trees and TWO types of avocado. They also want you to know the lake/ponds are stocked with fish.
The property also features a park bench. And this park bench takes you back to the opening few lines of this description.
Welcome home.
Welcome to 7 Lilliput Lane.
Ray White prides itself on being as accurate as possible however anyone considering purchasing the property should undertake their own due diligence to confirm the above.
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