Steeped in history and set against the rolling hills of the Nilgiris, Hushstay x Milford Estate is a graceful ode to colonial-era architecture.

Built in the late 1800s, this four-bedroom bungalow carries the charm of a bygone time, where high ceilings, teakwood interiors, and expansive glass windows frame the surrounding wilderness. Every detail whispers of an era that valued unhurried living—where mornings begin with the aroma of freshly brewed tea on the veranda, and evenings unfold by the warmth of a flickering fireplace.

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A stone pathway, lined with snapdragons and wild roses, leads through a canopy of trees before revealing the bungalow’s elegant white façade. The entrance, marked by chevron-tiled flooring and a classic colonial-style porch, opens into a home that seamlessly blends heritage with nature. Thoughtfully designed, the layout offers a sense of openness—sunlit rooms flow into one another, and French windows invite the mist and melody of the hills inside.

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At its heart, the living room exudes quiet sophistication with its antique wooden furnishings, a marble fireplace, and handpicked décor that tells stories of the past. The dining area, set beneath a high, vaulted ceiling, is designed for slow, lingering meals, while a mini library stocked with old classics provides a quiet escape. Throughout the home, curated vintage elements—woven cane chairs, restored wooden chests, and timeless artwork—create an atmosphere of refined nostalgia.

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Beyond the interiors, the estate extends into a lush private garden, where an ancient jacaranda tree bursts into lavender bloom every summer, shading a peaceful seating nook. Whether it’s an afternoon spent under its dappled shade, a morning stroll through the estate’s manicured grounds, or a quiet evening wrapped in the crisp mountain air, Milford Estate feels like home—warm, welcoming, and perfect for families looking to slow down and reconnect in a space that holds both comfort and history.