Set along the 15th fairway within The Vintage, with open views across the fairway and water, it’s designed for people who want their weekends to actually feel like something social, easy, and a little bit indulgent.

The house centres around one main idea: everyone together, without trying too hard. The living space is open, light-filled and connected high ceilings, a fireplace for winter, and a natural flow straight out to the terrace. It’s the kind of layout where a few friends turn into ten, and no one feels in the way. It’s fun, its unpretentious and its all done for you.

The kitchen is built for that same energy long, social, and part of the room rather than tucked away. You’re cooking, pouring a drink, talking all at once.

There’s flexibility where it matters. A second living or multi-use room works as a breakout space, extra accommodation or somewhere for the kids to hang out when the house is full.

The master suite sits privately on the ground floor with its own courtyard connection a quiet reset when needed. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms and a bathroom create a separate zone for guests, making it just as suited to couples weekends as it is to extended stays.

It’s low maintenance, well-finished and easy to manage lock it up midweek, open it up Friday afternoon without a second thought.

And then there’s everything around it.

Within The Vintage Golf Club, you’ve got golf on your doorstep, morning walks along endless tree-lined paths, and the ability to roll into Nineteen or Mezze without planning your day around it. The Chteau lan Hunter Valley spa is there when the weekend needs to really slow down.

Beyond the estate, the Hunter does what it does best cellar doors, long lunches, concerts, and a calendar that fills itself.

All within an easy run from Sydney that’s less than two hours if you’re in the North of Sydney.

This is a house for people who work hard, move fast, and want somewhere that feels different when they arrive.

Not complicated. Not high maintenance.

Just a very good place to spend your weekends and even make some money from it when you’re not using it.

Group chat on Thursday: “We going to the Hunter this weekend? I NEED WINE!”