Range House

Arrival at Range House is deliberately composed. A winding driveway draws you down to the main house, as the landscape opens out in all directions.  Created for a family of four deeply connected to the equestrian world, the home brings together the rhythms of rural life with the comforts of a thoughtfully crafted family retreat.

Range House unfolds as three gently staggered pavilions stepping across the site, with a three-car garage at the southern end.  This layered composition is intrinsic to the Pitch design – breaking the home into a series of linked volumes, each attuned to the surrounding landscape.

At the centre of the home, the Central Pavilion brings together open plan living, dining and kitchen beneath a dramatic cathedral ceiling.  Beyond, a wet-edge pool stretches toward the horizon and merges seamlessly with the vistas of the surrounding countryside.  Tucked into the hillside below, a sauna offers a more intimate, contemplative space shaped by the contours of the site.

The kitchen is detailed with Onde Rosa marble bench tops and splash backs, complemented by Gaggenau appliances and a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator, while a butler’s pantry and full laundry sit quietly out of view.

Grey-washed oak veneer joinery runs throughout the central and master pavilions, lending warmth and subtle texture.  A pergola extends the main living areas outward, creating a sheltered connection to the landscape and framing views across the undulating rural vistas of the Southern Highlands.

At the southern end of the composition, the Master Pavilion is conceived as a secluded retreat. A generous bedroom is complemented by a walk-in wardrobe and a limestone-clad ensuite features a double vanity in Fior de Pesco marble. An adjoining office, with views back across the arrival sequence, completes the suite – a measured response to the interplay between work and rural living.

The third pavilion is conceived as a domain for the children – offering a sense of independence while remaining connected to the life of the home. A rumpus room supports play and gathering, while two bedrooms with ensuites and adjacent study spaces and a further king-sized bedroom with a dedicated bathroom provide generous, well-appointed accommodation for family living.

Beyond the main house, the property winds downhill to a secondary two-bedroom residence, alongside a stables. Together, they form a practical yet thoughtful extension – reflecting the rhythms of the land and the family’s close connection to their horses.