The Sheans Creek Valley is one of the most tightly held corners of the Euroa district, and anyone who has driven its roads will understand why.
Tucked into the foothills of the Strathbogie Ranges, it is a valley of gently rolling country and grand old native trees, with native birdlife all around and rural outlooks in every direction. Set within it on approximately 50 acres*, 342 Sheans Creek Road brings together a comfortable brick veneer home, substantial gardens, great shedding and reliable water, just eight minutes* from Euroa - a combination that very seldom comes to the market in this valley.
The home is a comfortable brick veneer residence with three/four bedrooms and two bathrooms, and a double carport alongside. It is easy to live in just as it stands, while leaving plenty of scope for its next owner to improve it over time and make it entirely their own.
Surrounding the house are substantial established gardens, watered from the property's own dam, and beyond them the big native trees that give this part of the valley its character. It is the kind of setting that takes decades to grow and cannot be bought anywhere else.
The shedding is a real strength. A generous main shed takes in dedicated workshop space for machinery, tools and weekend projects, while an additional shed, previously used to house show dogs, would suit anyone with an interest in dogs or simply provide more dry storage for hay or equipment.
Water is well taken care of, with a substantial dam reticulated to the stock troughs and through to the garden, setting the 50 acres* up nicely for a few head of cattle, sheep or horses.
8 minutes* to Euroa and under 2 hours* from Melbourne
*denotes approximately
