Tucked within 1¼ acres of botanical abundance, Cassels Creek is a rare estate of scale and serenity - a modern family retreat that flows effortlessly into nature.

Built in 2011 and surrounded by 4500 native plantings, this seven-bedroom residence unfolds across 45 squares of beautifully considered living. Double staircases, polished hardwood floors, and handcrafted Blackwood timber details - milled from trees on the property - reveal a home of craftsmanship and comfort in equal measure.

A long, tree-lined driveway with a gated entrance creates a sense of arrival at Kirrang. Revealed gradually, the estate opens to landscaped gardens and a home that sits confidently within its 7.24-acre setting. Framed by views to the Warburton Ranges, the scene is both private and estate-like, offering an introduction to the scale and refinement that define this property.

Behind its entry gates, Brackenleigh stands as a two-storey residence framed by box hedges, silver birches, and seasonal notes of daphne, daffodils, Japanese Maples, cherry blossoms, camellias, and rhododendrons. Draped in a red creeper vine, the façade carries a storybook quality – a home built in 1991, yet touched with the character of a much earlier time.

Set within strolling distance of Healesville’s thriving main street, this Hamptons-inspired residence is more than a home - it’s a lifestyle. The property offers incredible versatility: a beautifully appointed double-storey family home paired with a self-contained miner’s cottage with private verandah. Whether you dream of a country retreat, dual living, or exploring its potential as a boutique Airbnb, the choice is yours.

Finally – the space to do it all.

Welcome to 2B Beaconsfield-Emerald Road, a rare and remarkable mixed-use property that lets you live, work, create and thrive under one beautifully designed roof.