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Salwick Hall c. 1856 | Bluestone homestead with historical and botanical provenance
Glendonnell
· 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
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Glendonnell · 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House · Garden
Salwick Hall is, without question, one of the most elegant historic country houses in the Ballarat district. In 1856, the Dalgleish brothers chose to build their mid-Victorian homestead on this site, for good reason the views over Lake Learmonth and the surrounding volcanic hills are simply beautiful. Today, the residence retains a distinct sense of quiet and seclusion, set within an established 1.54 ha (3.8 acre ) garden sanctuary offering an unparalleled lifestyle as either a distinguished family home or trophy weekend retreat. Salwick Hall comes with provenance. The Dalgleish brothers were prominent Scottish settlers and landowners in the Learmonth and Weatherboard district of Victoria during the mid to late 19th century, with Salwick Hall in the heart of the family's pastoral holdings. This area was prized for its rich and fertile volcanic soils, making it some of the best farming land in the state. Since the family sold the estate in 1914 and subdivided it into its current 3.8 acr
Salwick Hall is, without question, one of the most elegant historic country houses in the Ballarat district. In 1856, the Dalgleish brothers chose to build their mid-Victorian homestead on this site, for good reason the views over Lake Learmonth and the surrounding volcanic hills are simply beautiful. Today, the residence retains a distinct sense of quiet and seclusion, set within an established 1.54 ha (3.8 acre ) garden sanctuary offering an unparalleled lifestyle as either a distinguished family home or trophy weekend retreat. Salwick Hall comes with provenance. The Dalgleish brothers were prominent Scottish settlers and landowners in the Learmonth and Weatherboard district of Victoria during the mid to late 19th century, with Salwick Hall in the heart of the family's pastoral holdings. This area was prized for its rich and fertile volcanic soils, making it some of the best farming land in the state. Since the family sold the estate in 1914 and subdivided it into its current 3.8 acr
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