Set along the southern shoreline of Raymond Island, 140 Centre Road offers a rare opportunity to live immersed in nature where privacy, space and direct waterfront access combine with a thoughtfully designed low impact lifestyle.
The estates two fully off grid self-contained waterfront residences offers exceptional flexibility for dual living, guest accommodation or income producing use.
Spanning approximately 28 acres of native bushland and bird habitat the property stretches from Centre Road through to Lake Victoria with direct frontage to the sandy shoreline. Mature trees and coastal vegetation provide complete seclusion with the landscape wrapping naturally around the homes to create a peaceful and private setting. Sustainability underpins the property with both residences fully off grid and designed for low impact living allowing you to enjoy this environment while treading lightly within it.
Mornings begin to the sound of native birdlife with the beach only steps away for a quiet walk along the shoreline as the lake comes to life. Koalas, wallabies, kangaroos and an abundance of birdlife including the distinctive yellow tail black cockatoo, sea eagles, scarlet honey eaters and the endangered swift parrot are regular visitors, reinforcing the deep connection to the natural environment.
While the setting feels wonderfully remote accessibility remains easy with a short ferry crossing connecting you to Paynesville, home to some of East Gippsland's best cafEs, eateries and boating facilities. It is a lifestyle that feels a world away yet remains close to everything needed including a Primary School, Doctor, Dentist and Supermarket.
The main residence is designed to sit comfortably within its natural surroundings featuring open plan kitchen, living and dining areas enhanced by vaulted ceilings and hardwood flooring. Water views from the living spaces are complemented by leafy bushland outlooks creating a calm and inviting atmosphere throughout the home. Accommodation includes three bedrooms plus a study or optional fourth bedroom, a central family bathroom, generous laundry and a master suite with private ensuite. Thoughtfully configured for year-round comfort, the home is supported by solar power and hydronic heating, aligning everyday living with the property's strong environmental focus and making it well suited to permanent living, extended stays or relaxed entertaining.
The second home, known as Thornbill Lakehouse, captures the essence of an island escape. Positioned to enjoy easy beach access and tranquil water views across the lake, it features striking timber cathedral ceilings, a flexible open plan layout and mezzanine that fills the space with natural light. With two bedrooms, one bathroom and an open plan kitchen, dining and living zone, it provides an ideal private hideaway, short stay retreat or guest house within the broader property.
The property also has a large shed (12m x 6m) suitable for storing your boat and caravan.
Lifestyle is central to the experience. From kayaking and boating directly from the shoreline to swimming, fishing or simply wandering along the beach, the water becomes part of everyday life. The surrounding bushland invites exploration, quiet moments and a slower pace while the scale of the landholding ensures complete privacy and a genuine sense of sanctuary.
A rare lifestyle holding where nature, sustainability and flexibility come together offering not only an exceptional place to live, but the opportunity to create a lasting retreat with genuine income potential in a truly irreplaceable setting.
-Two separate homes suitable for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or rental income
-Fully sustainable: off-grid solar power & hot water, rainwater harvesting, hydronic heating & wood fire
