Price: $2,500,000 - $2,700,000 This historic property circa 1840s will be love at first sight. There are 3 dwellings in total positioned perfectly on 62 acres approximately. The original bluestone homestead is adjacent to the well known award winning Brooklands Heritage B&B. The second cottage is the previous workmans cottage that is in need of repairs and renovations to retain. The two storey bluestone home boasts some of the most beautiful bluestone I have seen, which was handpicked from the properties quarry. The main homestead has been extended, renovated and restored into an imposing country residence. The main home floorplan comprises of: 4 double bedrooms plus office 2 new bathrooms, conservatory and sitting room. The spacious eat in country kitchen features rosewood sash windows, exposed rosewood cathedral beams and washed baltic pine cabinetry. This extensive kitchen will delight the keen chef with Falcon 1.1 metre gas hotplates and 2 electric ovens with grill. Other fixtures and fittings include 2 drawer dishwasher, butlers sink and combustion fan boosted wood fire. The impressive conservatory which was part of the extension, opens up through timber french doors to a large patio with jarrah timber beams from the original Victor Harbor Causeway and is covered by ancient Chinese wisteria. The slate in the conservatory is from the Willunga quarry and bluestone walls from the quarry on Brooklands Estate. This living space has not only incredible views over the well established gardens but looks out over the sea. The front formal sitting room with wood fire features original leadlight door and ornate ceilings. There are four bedrooms in total, two bedrooms on each floor. The main bedroom is downstairs with a new modern bathroom next door to act as an ensuite, but accessible for guests. If you would like to work from home there is a well-equipped office with plenty of space for storing books. The original wine cellar with slate floors will be the ideal place to store your favourite wines. Brooklands Heritage Cottage has been fully restored 15 years ago and makes the ideal getaway for many couples to enjoy. This gorgeous 1840s cottage was the original first settlers home to the Mayfield family. You need to walk through this cottage to appreciate all the original features including the limestone walls. The garden surrounding the cottage was designed by Sophie Thomson (Gardening Australia). Since then there have only been 4 more families to own this heritage property including the Heysen family which the road is named after. The 62 acres is made up of 17 paddocks including many buildings, stables, horse arena and round yard. The old dairy has cattle yard, ramp and cattle crush and is currently used as a tack room. Other special features to this property are: 2 dams ideal for stock 3kw of solar panels Hay shed Historic Quarry Mains water Mains electricity Near new septic for main house Separate septic for BNB 180 thousand litres of rain water approximately Established orchard and fenced half acre organic vegetable garden. Now you can live off the land raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, seasonal vegetables including cauliflower, beans, tomatoes, cucumber and much more. Up until the 1950s this property was known for commercial vegetables and fruit. There is a Croquet lawn area, potting shed plus internal fencing was replaced. The cow paddocks are all hillside. 6 cattle paddocks approx and 11 flat paddocks fenced for horses including electric fencing. There is far too much to talk about explaining how special this amazing property is. Brooklands Estate has been much loved by the current family and will be sadly missed. If you can imagine your family making new memories here, ring today for your own private inspection. This is definitely a rare opportunity.