The Woollybutt development has long set the standard for innovative design while embodying the distinctive aesthetics of Dinner Plain, both inside and out. The long-term ownership of most Woollybutt apartments is a testament to the development's enduring quality and pedigree.
For the first time in over 32 years, 'Silver Brumby' is available, offering the ultimate high-country retreat with character. The chalet features a cleverly designed, light-filled open-plan kitchen and dining area centred around a feature 'pot belly' wood fire. Built-in day beds complement this space, making it the perfect zone to relax and unwind after a day of adventure in the High Country. The ground-floor entertaining space opens to an outdoor area with a superb aspect. The mid-level includes a set of bunk beds with storage, leading to the main bedroom and a spectacular loft with the signature exposed rafters that Dinner Plain is known for. Silver Brumby, in its current layout, comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests.
Additional features include a generous entry with a full walk-in Ski storage room, a large central bathroom with internal laundry facilities, a separate powder room, and a car space.
Silver Brumby commands a highly sought-after location within Dinner Plain, surrounded by all the key village amenities, including Hotel High Plains, Club Wyndham, and Castran Corner. It is just moments away from the 'Cobungra Platter,' Dinner Plain's very own ski run, endless mountain biking, walking, and cross-country skiing trails.
Dinner Plain is Australia's highest freehold alpine village, located just moments from the Hotham snowfields and Hotham Airport.
Contact the exclusive selling agent, Lachlan Castran, at 0475 000 888 or Monique Hoedemaker 0409 877 890 today to arrange a private viewing or to receive more information about this exceptional property.
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