Constable Estate, Pokolbin

Constable Estate, a bold circular home within a Pokolbin vineyard estate, has been listed for sale through Adam Morris of Monopole Group in conjunction with Forbes Global Properties. With a guide price of $8m to $8.8m.

Located at 205 Gillards Road, Pokolbin, the estate has been in the hands of the Constable family since 1982 when it was acquired from the winemaking goliath, Hungerford Hill.

Completed in 2010 and designed by Newcastle based architects, Suters Architects. Exceptionally proportioned, with its circular four-bedroom, five-bathroom home, The residence features a gym, sauna, covered pool and encircling an outdoor amphitheatre.

Spanning 14 hectares of picturesque grounds. The vineyard spans 5 hectares, with beautifully matured vines that have produced Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sémillon, Verdelho, and Chardonnay grapes. There are, no winemaking facilities on-site.

The late stockbroker David Constable, an avid horticulturist who died at the age of 90 in early 2024, also created the gardens, an oak walk, sculpture park, camellia garden, rose garden, and the Len Evans Memorial Lookout in 2014.

With his wife, Ida, they co-founded and sponsored Music in the Hunter Chamber Festival.