9 Trout Stream Way, Macs Cove VIC 3723

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Macs Cove is a peaceful little hamlet on the shores of Lake Eildon midway between the booming regional town of Mansfield and the gorgeous historic village of Jamieson. This property enjoys a prime position nestled on the high side of the delightfully named Trout Stream Way. There's acres of farmland over the back fence with beautiful views of the forest covered hills, and as the street name implies there are plenty of trout nearby. The Howqua River is only a couple of minutes away. Whether you're a keen fisherman, kayaker, or boating enthusiast, this neat and very comfortable 3 bedroom home will make the perfect base camp with Lake Eildon just down the road. If hiking, hunting, or motorbike and 4WD adventures are more your thing then you are spoiled for choice with thousands of acres of State Forest only a little further afield. The snowfields of Mt Buller and Mt Stirling are also within easy reach.

The home itself boasts a nice big light filled open-plan living area and there's a wide covered verandah where you can relax and watch the sunset behind the hills in the distance, maybe with a nice cold beverage! A recent bathroom renovation looks pretty schmick but there's still plenty of opportunity to add more value in the future. The current owner has installed insulation which keeps the home warm and cosy in winter and nice and cool in summer, with the help of a great wood fire and powerful reverse cycle air-conditioner. You won't need to worry about power bills with the recent addition of a solar system and instant gas hot water service.

The block has a gentle slope at the front and is relatively level at the back. There's a huge high span carport with room for 3 vehicles, plus a lock up garage/shed and a second smaller shed both with concrete floor and power connected. And then there's those beautiful mountain views…and the odd deer or 10 frolicking in the paddock.