ESTABLISHMENT family the Bayles are selling a luxury estate on the Goulburn River in Nagambie, about a two hour drive north of Melbourne. The 946-hectare property, configured as three major conjoined blocks, is known as Chatsworth Park and has been owned by the Bayles family since 1948 as a productive holding. Bound by the river, Hughes Creek and Newnhams Road (which runs parallel with the Goulburn Valley Highway and Mitchellstown Road), Chatsworth Park includes a 1932 English Tudor style homestead (pictured) with oak detailing and lead lighting, designed by architect Robert Hamilton, whose work is also found in the Toorak Village. The homestead is surrounded by a pool, tennis court and an expansive garden with rose gardens, cypress hedges and a historic avenue of peppercorn trees.
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