140 Coal Pit Road, Gibbston

Positioned high above the valley floor at 550 metres, between the Nevis Bluff, Crown Range and The Remarkables, lies Maison Noir, a refined architectural home with enduring appeal. Thoughtfully positioned to embrace the landscape rather than compete with it, this distinctive home captures breathtaking views from every angle while basking in the warmth of all-day sunshine. Designed in 2017 by acclaimed local architect Stacey Farrell, Maison Noir is an exquisite expression of quiet luxury. Every detail has been curated to create a sense of calm, sophistication and connection to the land. Set upon 2.7875 hectares (more or less), with an additional 1/6 share of 5.3720 hectares (more or less) of common land, the property offers endless opportunity to shape your own rural dream. The rabbit-fenced curtilage surrounding the home provides practicality, while the remaining land invites imagination, whether it be gardens, orchards, animals or a peaceful retreat immersed in nature. The home itself is elegant and enduring, with two well-appointed bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms, in addition to a sumptuous powder room. A carefully considered 140 sq m floor plan sits within a generous 275.5 sq m footprint on the 1000 sq m build platform. At its heart, a contemporary kitchen invites you to dine and live in open plan, with floor-to-ceiling stacker slider doors framing uninterrupted vistas to the north and west, blurring the boundary between indoors and out. In every season, Maison Noir offers warmth and comfort, with hydronic underfloor heating powered by an economical heat pump keeping the home inviting through the colder months, while a built-in wood burner adds both ambience and intimacy on winter evenings. Private, peaceful and utterly captivating, this is a rare offering in the heart of the valley, a place where no neighbouring homes seek to interrupt your peace, and bike trails wind gently toward celebrated wineries and restaurants, inviting a lifestyle of connection, beauty and ease....