Riverstone Homestead is more than a home—it is a place where craftsmanship, architecture, and the natural world converge with breathtaking clarity. Conceived by a collective of leading Australian designers—Blasco Stuart Architects, Wright St Design, Oak Landscape, and built by Biviano—this New Zealand–inspired farmhouse sits quietly within its landscape, wrapped in steel, stone, and glass. Every surface and every view speaks to a deeper sense of place.
A Homestead Held by the Land
Positioned on just under four acres, Riverstone Homestead captures the rare feeling of escape without isolation. Beyond its boundaries lie 60 hectares of public reserve, where the Moorabool River twists gently through the land. Mountains frame the skyline. Trees roll into hills. The backdrop is unspoiled, uninterrupted, and almost impossibly serene.
The property sits at the end of a private cul-de-sac where children still roam freely, neighbours wave from their driveways, and only locals pass through. Step through the gates and the noise dissolves—replaced by birdsong, breeze, and the hum of country life. It’s a remarkable contrast, considering Geelong’s town centre is only 20 minutes away.
Each morning here begins with wide-open views. No neighbouring houses. No traffic. Just the rhythm of the river and the vastness of the land.
Architecture That Celebrates Materiality
Echoing New Zealand’s elemental farmhouses, Riverstone Homestead is defined by exquisite natural materiality—locally sourced stone, robust steel details, and expanses of glass that draw the landscape inward. The structure feels grounded, almost hewn from the earth itself, yet remains contemporary in its sharpness and clarity.
Inside, this material story continues.
Kustom timber floors, SCLK cabinetry, and Calcutta Gold marble create a refined palette that is luxurious without ever feeling formal. It’s a home built to be lived in—muddy boots welcomed, laughter echoing through the living spaces.
Interiors for Connection and Celebration
At the heart of the home sits the open kitchen—the true anchor of daily life. Designed for gathering, cooking, long meals, and spontaneous celebrations, the kitchen flows beautifully into the dining and living spaces. In summer, sliding glass doors disappear, opening the house to the terrace, pool, and warm country breeze.
In winter, the mood shifts inward. A Stuv fireplace draws the family together, and the covered winter-garden terrace becomes a sheltered retreat—cosy, calm, cocooned.
The floorplan thoughtfully balances communal living with independence. A dedicated children’s wing offers room to grow, play, and retreat, while the primary living areas remain expansive and light-filled. Every space is connected to the land through sweeping glass framed in Ore Design’s steel windows.
Craftsmanship Woven Into Every Detail
Riverstone Homestead is a testament to local artisans and local materials. From the stone façade—crafted in Eco Outdoor Howqua—to the joinery and hand-finished details, the home feels intentional and enduring.
Additional features include:
- V-ZUG and Miele appliances (with V-ZUG Butler Refresh)
- Falcon induction stove & oven
- Heated flooring in tiled bathrooms
- Premium wool carpets
- Outdoor Escea cooking fireplace
- Pool by Icon Pools
Even functional spaces—like the garden shed and workshop—have been designed to enhance lifestyle, nurturing creativity, self-sufficiency, and connection to the land.
A Lighting Scheme That Completes the Story
Illumination plays a pivotal role in shaping the mood and character of Riverstone Homestead. The bespoke lighting design, curated by About Space, complements the home’s architectural language and natural material palette.
Featured throughout the residence are:
- Capri Linear Pendant – a refined statement over the kitchen island
- Toledo Opal Pendant – soft, floating opal forms adding gentle ambience
- Lunar Wall Light – sculptural silhouettes casting warm, atmospheric glows
- Verti Outdoor Wall Light – guiding pathways and highlighting stone textures
- Gaudi Wall Light – artistic curves enhancing feature moments
- Benz Wall Light – sleek accents adding balance and clarity to transitional spaces
Together, these pieces layer warmth, depth, and subtle drama—allowing the home to shift effortlessly from morning brightness to moody dusk.
A Place of Seclusion, Connection, and Possibility
Riverstone Homestead achieves what so many modern country homes aim for but rarely master: a sense of escape, without losing the comfort of community. A feeling of being completely enveloped by landscape, while still deeply connected to the rhythms of everyday life.
It is a home shaped by the land and crafted by exceptional hands—a place built to last generations, held together by steel, stone, glass, and light.
A home that feels not only seen, but truly felt.

























