Private yet not remote, this secluded property in Invermay is located just moments from the Midland Highway with further scenic rural properties and the Creswick plantation virtually on your doorstep. Through the electric gates and past the avenue of trees you are greeted by an elegant brick veneer home with a matching 10x12m barn style shed with concrete floors and power; large enough for up to eight vehicles, a lockable six car machinery shed with high roof, a hay shelter, a woodshed, 130,000L of fresh rainwater plus an amazing undercover outdoor entertaining zone complete with outdoor spa, wood fire with copper rangehood, a bar and television Surrounded by lovely established gardens and approx. 15.19acres or 6.15 hectares of freehold title, this property is ideal for hobby farmers, horse enthusiasts or tradies, while also offering a four-bedroom, two-bathroom (family bathroom with spa) home perfect to entertain family and friends all year round. There is also an adjoining land area of 7.41 acres which is lease hold or crown land that would be available subject to transfer and approval which is defined as a grazing licence and sits Pistol Club road end.Designed with a double garage with direct internal entry, this home boasts a big, big, big living/dining area with wood fire and split system comfort, a generous blackwood kitchen with ample storage and stainless-steel appliances, along with a capacious light filled master with a lovely bay window, split system, large ensuite and a fully fitted walk in robe. Three further bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom, separate toilet, and laundry with outdoor access. The gardens are quenched by bore water plumbed and pumped throughout the beautiful grounds, while there is a total of three dams providing plenty of water for livestock or a spot of fishing any day of the week. This pocket of Invermay is very tightly held and underpinned by the same family ownership for some 20 years.
Agents in conjunction Buxton Ballarat Mr Matt Stevens
