1 William Street, Westbury.

Set across 12.98 hectares of parkland on the edge of Westbury, Culzean Gardens is a heritage listed estate where an 1840s residence sits within gardens established over generations. The five-bedroom main residence combines historic character with inviting living spaces, including a formal lounge and dining room, a spacious kitchen and sitting room, and an atrium that brings light into the heart of the home. An office, courtyard and verandah add further spaces to work, gather or simply enjoy the peaceful surrounds. A separate two-bedroom cottage provides accommodation for guests, staff or extended family. The gardens are as much a part of Culzean's story as the house. Flowering beds surround the residence, while broad lawns lead towards mature trees and tranquil woodland areas. Beyond the main garden, a stunning lake, adorned with water lilies, provides a captivating focal point and a place to pause and appreciate the beauty of the landscape. The gardens have attracted national attention in gardening features on screen and in print. The property offers all of the ingredients of a truly memorable private wedding venue. With a substantial historic home, separate cottage and established grounds, Culzean Gardens presents a rare opportunity to become the next custodian of a distinctive Tasmanian estate. Property highlights • Heritage listed estate dating to 1840 • Approximately 12.98 hectares of established grounds • Five-bedroom main residence with atrium, formal lounge and dining room • Separate two-bedroom cottage • Office, courtyard and verandahs • 20 kw solar system and 13.5ml water licence from Quamby Brook for garden irrigation. Zoning: 26.0 Rural Resource Council rates: $4,287 per annum Water rates: $943 per annum House size (including garaging): 455 m² Cottage Size: 85 m² Land size: 12.98 ha Year built: 1840 Belle Property have obtained all information in this document from sources considered to be reliable. All information is published solely for potential purchasers to assist them in deciding if they wish to make further enquiries.