735 Bacchus Marsh Road, Bullengarook VIC 3437

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A very rare 20 acres approx. of cleared paddocks perfect for the "horse lover". Featuring 8 fenced paddocks, amazing shedding and yards, all with the rustic touch of the original shearing sheds and barns from early 1900. On the edge of both the Lerderderg National Park and Wombat State Forest, weekends are taken care of. A fully renovated, spacious and inviting country home with mountain views and open sunsets in mind. The wrap-around verandah and deck is ideal for entertaining, and follows the sun all day from morning cuppas in the east, to evening drinks and sunsets in the west. What are you waiting for? Pull-on your gumboots, grab your beanie and scarf and hunt those mushrooms, gather the sticks for the fire or just relax snuggled up in front of the log fire.

Features of this country property include 8 fenced paddocks, each with bore fed water troughs. Nine stables, four loose boxes. Menage, round yard, hayshed, original milking shed, and rustic original shearing shed with entertaining area/home office. Scenic dam, ideal for camping, bore water and 4 rainwater tanks.

Huge 18x12mt barn/workshop, complete with mezzanine loft, tack room, kitchenette, toilet, shower and hot and cold horse wash.

Fully renovated modern country home features 3 bedrooms, all with heating, ensuite to main, stunning large zoned living area, beautiful galley kitchen with all the modern conveniences including plenty of storage and multiple alfresco entertainment areas. Only five minutes from Gisborne, with a bus stop 300 metres away, approximately 45 minutes to Melbourne, or drive through the forest to Trentham for a lazy Sunday lunch.