Rosedale Farm Stay, located in the heart of Orange’s wine region, is a carefully restored 1877 homestead that blends old-world charm with modern luxury. Interior designer Steve Cordony transformed the property into a serene rural retreat, combining historic architecture with rich finishes and thoughtful detail.
From the moment guests arrive, the home’s grandeur is apparent. Yet it feels welcoming, not showy. The design respects the estate’s heritage, while also offering a calming, layered interior. Wide hallways, high ceilings, and restored timberwork set the stage for what’s to come.
Central to the living area is the Seguin Super 9 Cast Iron Fireplace, sourced from Sculpt Fireplace Collection. This fireplace offers more than just warmth. It becomes a sculptural centrepiece that anchors the room and creates atmosphere. The glowing flame draws people in and encourages slow, quiet moments.
Throughout Rosedale Farm Stay, luxury meets comfort. There are six generous bedrooms, three bathrooms, a formal dining room, library, lounge, and a well-equipped kitchen. Cordony’s signature aesthetic weaves through every room. You’ll find Frette linen, Dyson hairdryers, marble vanities, and Santa Maria Novella amenities. Together, these details elevate the guest experience.
However, Rosedale’s charm isn’t limited to its interiors. Step outside and you’ll discover manicured gardens filled with native flora. Two resident shire horses, Ebony and Brave, wander the paddocks, adding warmth and character. The landscape invites guests to slow down and reconnect with nature.
Available on Airbnb, Rosedale offers a full sensory experience. Whether you’re sipping wine by the fire or wandering the grounds, this home captures the essence of luxury rural living. The Seguin Super 9 Cast Iron Fireplace is more than a fixture—it’s the heart of the home.
