The Adina Park estate at 7 Turners Rd, Balnarring, has a 19m-long pool.
A luxurious Mornington Peninsula estate where visitors can cast a fishing line from the house’s balcony to the dam below is on the market with a $13m-$13.8m asking range.
Named Adina Park, with adina an Aboriginal word for “pleasant”, the 25.5ha Balnarring property features extensive equestrian facilities, a vineyard and lake with a jetty.
The 7 Turners Rd home also has a tennis court and 19m-long heated infinity pool and spa set alongside a barbecue pavilion.
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Sotheby’s International Realty Peninsula managing director Rob Curtain describes Adina Park as a peaceful and private retreat set among fully-irrigated, botanic-style gardens.
“The main house has a beautiful balcony that sits right on the main dam and it feels like you’re on the Murray River waiting for a canoe to pass by,” Mr Curtain says.
“You can fish from the balcony into the dam.”
The balcony itself has an outdoor dining area, meaning an enterprising cook could even catch a fish and then proceed to barbecue it, he adds.
The balcony is a great outdoor dining venue and also serves a top-notch fishing spot.
Inside the house which has been extensively renovated.
The heated pool and spa.
Mr Curtain says the four-bedroom house was likely built in the 1980s but the owners, who have lived at Adina Park since 2012, have done a significant amount of work — including a renovation completed earlier this year.
During the project, new carpets and curtains were added to the residence, bedrooms made bigger and new drainage installed.
The impressive abode has multiple entertaining spaces while a double-sided Cheminees Philippe fireplace warms the living area.
In the main bedroom, a dressing room and ensuite decorated with handmade Italian tiles adds elegance.
An aerial view of the tennis court.
A breezeway leads to the separate two-bedroom guesthouse.
A breezeway connects the primary residence to a two-bedroom guesthouse which has its own kitchen, a media room which could also be used as a third bedroom and bathroom. An adjacent studio contains a bar and gym.
“The separate accommodation is ideal for guests, parents and parents-in-law and teenagers,” Mr Curtain says.
Sotheby’s International Realty Peninsula managing director Rob Curtain described the property as a great entertaining set-up.
An indoor equestrian arena ideal for showjumping, dressage or training horses.
The horseriding set-up includes outdoor and indoor arenas with Martin Collins-brand floor surfaces made from different materials designed to optimise equestrians’ performance.
There’s also a stables complex, paddocks, a horse wash bay with hot wash and a riders’ retreat including an attached viewing deck.
“That feels like a commercial stadium, watching people ride horses,” Mr Curtain says.
A picturesque spot to kayak, fish or picnic.
There’s four bathrooms in total at Adina Park.
He says that if Adina Park’s new owners are not equestrians themselves, there is an option to agist horses onsite or, subject to council approval, host events.
And the 4.04ha pinot noir and chardonnay-producing vineyard is leased to a winemaker and managed as boutique winery.
Separate to the property’s main driveway is a second entrance lined with bitumen.
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