You will fall in love with this super stylish low maintenance home tucked away in a very private setting on 9.5 useful and easily managed acres. The location in the beautiful Glen Creek Valley is superb with sealed road access to the front gate. You are moments from the Strathbogie State Forest in one direction and Lake Eildon in the other. Mansfield and Mt Buller are just a little further afield.
And after a hard day on the horse/motorbikes/boat/snowboard.....you can relax around the firepit and watch the sunset behind the rolling hills, highlighting the magnificent gum trees in the paddocks. It really doesn't get any better!
The beautifully finished and styled home is set at the back of the block which adjoins a large farming property. Inside there are three bedrooms, a very slick bathroom and a light filled open plan kitchen, living and dining area with gorgeous views from the big windows and timber french doors that open onto the covered timber deck. The house yard is securely fenced for your 2 and 4 legged children and features a stunning arbour and firepit. There is even a groovy outdoor shower complete with a second toilet, so you can sing to your hearts content to the surrounding wildlife.
Well fenced paddocks with automatic water troughs are home to Larry the Llama and his bovine friends, Matthew Angus and Edward Hereford. They are included in the sale so you must be an animal lover!
There is a double carport and a big lockable shed with concrete floor and power, plus a couple of neat garden sheds. Plenty of parking space for boats and caravans.
Water is not a problem with water tanks off the shed and another two tanks off the house along with a large dam in the paddock.
Out the back of the house is a large fenced garden area all set up and ready for a vegetable patch. Established deciduous trees line the driveway providing lovely greenery in summer and stunning autumn colour. As you head down the driveway to your new high country retreat you will feel the cares of your hectic city life disappear into the fresh air...the only problem is that you will find it hard to leave. Maybe it's time to consider moving to the country?
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