Set on approximately 27 acres, this truly unique and picturesque property is tucked away from the hustle and bustle, offering privacy, character, and space in abundance.
The floor plan is unlike anything you’ve seen before. The home cleverly incorporates an old train carriage, seamlessly blended from the exterior, expanding the living space while adding remarkable charm and personality throughout.
Inside, you’ll find a massive formal lounge featuring painted concrete floors and a combustion heater. This flows through to the formal dining room and into the updated kitchen, complete with a large island bench, Belina oven, exposed beams, slate flooring, and even a beautifully stained and polished tree trunk feature. A small casual dining area compliments the space.
The kitchen provides direct access to the undercover outdoor area, which could also serve as a carport. Complete with a potbelly heater this space is an ideal setting for year-round entertaining. A second living room or rumpus room connects the original home to the train carriage, further enhancing the versatility of the layout.
The bedrooms include a king-sized master bedroom within the train carriage, complete with air-conditioning, queen bedroom, single bedroom, study (or another bedroom) and an additional single bedroom tucked away in the train carriage.
The main bathroom is combined with the laundry and continues the home’s character theme, featuring a huge shower and toilet. A second toilet is conveniently located just off the living space.
Outdoors, the property is well-equipped for livestock with good fencing, multiple paddocks, two rainwater tanks, and a well with pump ensuring reliable water supply. Infrastructure includes holding yards, a cattle ramp, an old shed/barn, plus former dairy/shed with power - and of course a chook shed for the hens.
Conveniently located just 30 minutes from Hamilton and Portland, and only 15 minutes to Heywood, all essential amenities are within easy reach — while still allowing you to feel a world away from it all.
NB: Boundary lines are an approximate only.
