Hidden among the quiet backroads of Korweinguboora, this 11-acre approx. parcel offers something increasingly rare: water security, space to breathe, and the chance to shape something truly your own.
The original 1967 weatherboard home is ready for its makeover, a perfect canvas for a bold reimagining. With charm and character and full of stories, with timber floorboards underfoot, a wood heater in the lounge, and verandahs front and back that catch the morning mist and golden dusk.
What truly elevates this property is what lies beneath the surface: a permanent natural spring, complete with a current water licence, that feeds the home - a rare and valuable asset in any climate. Add to that three water tanks with approximately 60,000 litres of storage, and you've got the bones of a self-sufficient setup.
Outbuildings include a two-car garage and a single carport, while the gently sloping land opens up endless possibilities - hobby farming, weekend retreat, or a full-time escape from the noise. The local community is small, welcoming, and connected - the kind of place where neighbours know your name.
Positioned just 15 minutes from Daylesford and an easy 15-minute drive to the Ballan Train Station (with direct V/Line access to Melbourne), the location offers both quiet seclusion and convenience. The welcoming local community adds to the appeal, making this an ideal base for those dreaming of a tree change, hobby farm, or sustainable lifestyle retreat.
A rare find with powerful potential - ready for someone with vision to make it their own.
