Set on approximately 35 acres on the edge of Beechworth, 268 Kibell Lane offers a distinctive combination of cleared pasture, natural bushland and a character-filled mudbrick home. With State forest surrounding the property and the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail alongside, it is an ideal setting for those seeking space, privacy and an outdoor lifestyle.
Approximately 25 acres of cleared pasture provide scope for grazing livestock, with one dam, a registered water licence and a header tank designed to gravity-feed water to livestock troughs. Further fencing and paddock improvements would enhance the property's functionality for those wishing to establish more defined grazing areas.
The five-bedroom home blends rustic mudbrick character with modern design. An open-plan living area centres around an inviting indoor fireplace, while the kitchen and dining space feature high ceilings, recycled timber and abundant natural light, with tranquil bushland views. A renovated bathroom and generous undercover entertaining area add to the home's appeal.
Completely off-grid, the property features a solar system with lithium battery storage and a backup generator, along with approximately 26,500 litres of water storage. With Starlink internet connected, it offers a more self-sufficient way of living, without conventional electricity or mains water bills.
Beyond the property, the surrounding State forest opens up an extensive network of trails for horse riding, motorbike riding, hiking and exploring the region's natural beauty. The dedicated Murray to Mountains Rail Trail provides a scenic cycling route into Beechworth's town centre, approximately 5km away, with the local mountain bike park also close at hand.
Whether you're seeking a rural home, a base for outdoor pursuits or a property with room to develop its grazing potential, 268 Kibell Lane offers a compelling combination of bushland tranquillity, usable acreage and convenient access to town.
Property highlights
- Approximately 35 acres, including around 25 acres of cleared pasture
- Five-bedroom mudbrick home with distinctive character
- Open-plan living with indoor fireplace
- High ceilings, recycled timber and bushland views
- Renovated bathroom and large undercover entertaining area
- Registered water licence and one dam
- Header tank to potentially gravity-fed livestock troughs
- Scope to improve fencing and paddock infrastructure
- Fully off-grid solar and lithium battery system with backup generator
- Approximately 26,500 litres of water storage
- Starlink internet connected
- Surrounded by State forest with extensive riding, hiking and recreational trails
- Murray to Mountains Rail Trail alongside the property, providing a cycling route into Beechworth
- Approximately 5km to Beechworth town centre
