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Once upon a time the entire Patch area was known by the name of this property as its owners were the areas only inhabitants. Later the quant Patch Store was built and the area was named after an area of clearing left from early logging.
Now an "infill" lot surprisingly close to everything, yet completely secluded at the end of a country lane by its notable English gardens.

Being many things over its history but almost always a place for city dwellers to come, relax and escape the frantic pace of Melbourne life. With unmistakable natural beauty and distant views from various vantage points on the property, it's easy to understand the properties popularity over the years.

Boasting 4 separate buildings, one of which is the original Homestead c.1902, another was once the old stone barn. The 4 buildings have been lovingly restored/converted to provide modern standards of accommodation all set around the site of the original tennis court which has become the Centrepoint of the garden.

A property that will be appreciated by discerning buyers with a broad knowledge and deep understanding of the rarity of such real estate.
Could you be the 4th custodians of this very special property and write your family name into the history books of the The Patch and Dandenong Ranges area.
Truly a property for the generations and one that deserves the tradition to be continued.

Genuine buyers should contact the agent for further details.
Inspections strictly by appointment.