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This home is harbouring a secret. It’s something you can’t see from the street and no, it’s not the private screening of a beautiful garden full of native and exotic plants. <br/><br/>And it’s something you WILL NOT find in many homes. In fact, very, very few homes can boast having such a unique built-in feature such as this. Even the Ancient Romans integrated this design concept into their architectural brilliance. And that feature is? An Atrium.<br/><br/> This large light well takes centre stage and is the heart and soul of this family home. A private refuge, this indoor green arena is an environmental oasis and an inviting harmonious shelter. It’s all of the above, and cleverly designed to bring about better air circulation, enhancing passive heating and cooling throughout the home. As you walk through the home, the Atrium revolves and escorts you, bringing with it natural free flowing light that infiltrates each and every individual room of this lovely home. The Atrium is the supply source of natural heating and cooling. 2 sliding doors, one from the master bedroom the other from the main living area, are the extraction and points of entry that usher in the breeze, making the crossflow ventilation connection and continuity complete. <br/><br/>As for the rest of this ideal family home, a 5.5 kilowatt solar system will keep your power bills at bay, while a 10,000 litre water tank will water the vegie gardens and look after the chickens in their large, enclosed, chicken run. There is all-weather access from the double bay lock up garage, or rise up the steps to the full-length front veranda. Enjoy your morning breakfast with a latte and revel in the elevated view across the astonishing gardens to the forested Dickies Hill, part of the Strzelecki Ranges. From the moment you open the front door, the Atrium will stop you in your tracks. Marvel for a moment but move along, there is much more to see. A separate lounge room with large bay window for those intimate gatherings. A separate dining room which is currently used as a study. Solid Blackwood timber for the kitchen doors, draws and pantry doors, gas cook top, electric wall oven and laminex bench tops. <br/><br/>Directly off from the kitchen is the large meals and dining area. Here you will find yourself at a crossroad. Turn right and you’ll find solitary confinement from within the Atrium, leave to your left and out another sliding door onto a large open air deck area. The key objective to such a large entertaining area is to have that indoor outdoor connection which this home does really well and delivers with style. Straight on leads to the laundry, main bathroom with separate shower and bath, separate toilet and 2 bedrooms with built in robes. The master suite is exceptionally large and features ensuite, walk-in robe, ceiling fan and additional built-in robe. And let’s not forget that special and direct access out and into the Atrium.<br/><br/>The large 1518m2 allotment contains raised vegetable garden beds with plants, trees and shrubs attracting a wide range of bird life to the property. And the large gum tree to the … well it’s a surviving giant from a time when tall trees ruled this landscape. <br/> There is certainly a lot more to this home. Only by inspecting will you come to appreciate the genius, how innovative the Atrium addition is, and how it affects the functionality of this home. <br/><br/>Mirboo North is in the heart of the beautiful Strzelecki Ranges & lies on the tourist Route of the Grand Ridge Road. We are approx. 155 kms East of Melbourne. For families there is excellent schools, childcare facilities, cafés and bush walking. The town offers an alternative to the hectic city lifestyle many experience. 30 mins to the Latrobe Valley. 40 Mins to the seaside town of Inverloch. Public transport is available 7 days a week. See for yourself firsthand on what Mirboo North has to offer by visiting. <br/>www.visitpromcountry.com.au/towns/mirboo-north<br/>www.visitmirboonorth.com.au<br/> <br/>
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