39 Hoddle Street, Robertson.

Positioned in the heart of Robertson village, this revitalised community landmark redefines village living and offers the rare chance to secure an iconic piece of local history. Once a place of worship, its 1902 foundations now stand as a beautifully reimagined half-acre estate-one shaped by legacy, creativity and an exceptional standard of modern country living. Lovingly transformed in 2018, the original hall has been converted into a striking private residence that blends its historic character with contemporary comfort. Soaring ceilings, artistic flourishes and architectural detail come together to create a home that feels both soulful and sophisticated, honouring its heritage while celebrating thoughtful design. Complementing the main residence, the church building has been sympathetically reinterpreted to provide two self-contained wings, each with its own personality and charm. Whether used for visiting friends and family, creative pursuits, or kept as optional guest accommodation, these spaces enhance the property's flexibility and broaden the way the estate can be enjoyed. Outside, the gardens unfold like a storybook landscape. Roses, bulbs, herbs and citrus trees frame quiet places to sit, gather, and enjoy the sunshine-a peaceful setting that feels connected to nature and beautifully in tune with village life. From your doorstep, stroll to Robertson's vibrant café scene, the country pub, boutique stores, or explore the surrounding farmlands, national parks, walking trails, waterholes, golf courses and award-winning wineries. With Bowral just 20 minutes away and Sydney under two hours, this remarkable property offers the rare combination of history, lifestyle and convenience in the Southern Highlands. For additional information or to arrange your inspection, please contact Debbie on 0400 339 449 or David on 0438 846 199. Church Hall The former hall has been reimagined as a private New York–style residence-an inspired retreat that elevates both the practicality and liveability of the estate. Inside, soaring double-height ceilings and crisp white walls frame an open-plan living zone bathed in natural light. The well-appointed kitchen anchors the space, flowing seamlessly to the deck and gardens beyond. The main bedroom, complete with a walk-in robe and generous ensuite, opens through French doors to a peaceful outdoor terrace. A mezzanine retreat, second bedroom and beautifully curated bathroom-with a freestanding bath set beneath a cathedral window-create an atmosphere that is both dramatic and serene. Additional comforts such as a mudroom and dedicated home office ensure the home supports modern living with ease. The overall aesthetic blends industrial chic with heritage character through stained timber floors, Italian tiles, bold black benchtops, and bespoke detailing. Angel Place A creative haven where whimsy and artistry meet, Angel Place embraces playful murals, ornate flourishes and richly layered décor. Jewel tones, gold accents, soaring ceilings and arched windows create a sense of theatre and warmth, offering a space that feels imaginative yet inviting. Designed with relaxation in mind, this retreat includes a bedroom, ensuite, sitting area and kitchenette-ideal for guests or quiet personal escape. Church Conversion This section of the church offers a refined, contemporary interpretation of its historic form. A monochrome palette of crisp whites and bold blacks is softened with warm timber accents, while original arched windows frame the light-filled interiors. The sleek kitchen flows into the open-plan living and dining zone, and a sculptural floating staircase leads to an upper-level retreat. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms (including a private ensuite), this beautifully considered space brings modern comfort into a timeless setting. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is obtained from property owners or third-party sources which we believe are reliable, with no reason to doubt its accuracy. All interested person/s should rely on their own enquiries.