Vale Hill House, a historic property, in the pastoral heart of Victoria’s Goldfields region.
One of regional Victoria’s finest homes, Vale Hill House is a magnificent rural property of unsurpassed quality and sophistication.
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Valehill House
Vale Hill House is a unique property in the pastoral heart of Victoria’s Goldfields. Gloriously isolated on a quiet rural road, it remains just minutes from Ballarat, Daylesford, Creswick and Clunes.
At its core is a meticulously restored 1858 stone and brick mine manager’s residence, now seamlessly encased in a high-spec metal, glass, and tile expansion - a striking fusion of heritage and modern design. Nestled in a gentle hollwo in Ullina, the house offers sweeping views across the Volcanic Plain, a patchwork of pastures and cropped fields framed by ancient volcanoes. The nearest neighbour is two kilometres away, reinforcing its sense of space and tranquility.
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The Garden
Set on nearly five acres, the edible garden at Vale Hill House features meandering pathways, fruiting hedges, and a diverse range of fruits, berries, with highlights including elderberries, peaches, hazelnuts, and even rare boab trees, all bordered by pencil pines, spring daffodils, and autumnal Washington hawthorns.
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History
Vale Hill House, built in 1858, embodies resilience. After a devastating fire in 1978, the estate was restored in 2005 and transformed into a sustainable haven. It now features one of Victoria’s largest edible gardens, preserving its rich legacy for future generations.
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Garden Planting Guide
Visit the vast edible garden at Vale Hill House.