30 Murray Street

Barmah VIC 3639

Located in Barmah approximately 15 minutes from Echuca-Moama. A property that lends itself to many uses and options. A lifestyle retreat holiday house, a comfortable quiet home for those commuting to Echuca-Moama, the perfect retiree retreat, accommodation or simply a place to call a relaxing home. If it's lifestyle you are after this is it! Located in central Barmah within walking proximity to all things local. Murray River, swimming hole, walking trails, boat ramp, fishing, hotel, roadhouse, take away food and the mighty Barmah National Park known for bird watching, Brumbies and a multitude of other native animals and fauna.The main residence comprises of an open plan renovated kitchen, dining/family room at the entry. Two bedrooms with BIR's, large bathroom, laundry and separate WC. There is a step-down living area flooded with natural light, split system and wood heater. From there, access all three adjacent covered outdoor entertaining areas including a man/she shed complete with roller door, bar and wood heater.Back yard enhancements include 2 garden sheds, wood shed, 3 water tanks, veggie gardens and fruit trees, but most of all a self-contained unit which includes double carport, covered concrete veranda and octagonal gazebo. Inside is a massive lounge, 1 bedroom, shower, WC and split system.Connected to town water, 19 solar panels, double carport, 2 front driveways, Foxtel and WIFI, what more could you want?Not familiar with Barmah?Visit the largest red gum forest in the world in Barmah, the only Victorian town north of the Murray River. Alive with legendary river stories, the local forest, wetlands and waterways are ideal starting points for your own stories.Take the opportunity to connect with nature as you camp under the stars by the river, paddle downstream in a canoe, or spend a few days bushwalking through changing landscapes. Part of Sun Country on the Murray, Barmah boasts a temperate Mediterranean climate all year round making it the ideal town for outdoor lovers. Anglers will find plenty of quiet spots to cast a line in the river.Heritage-listed Barmah National Park is home to trees over 500 years old and up to 30 metres high. The forest ecosystem, connected to the flooding regime of the Murray River, teems with native wildlife including 220 species of birds and some 550 types of plants. Visit during the wet season to experience a magical canoe trip through the flooded woodlands.Discover the region's fascinating history at Nathalia's Barmah Forest Heritage and Education Centre, which showcases stories from Aboriginal occupation to pioneering cattlemen and timber workers.Hit the trail and enjoy a trek through the Barmah National Park on the Lakes Loop of the Broken Creek Loop. Alternatively, sign up for a Kingfisher Cruise through the wetlands, taking in the local lakes and winding creeks. Continue on dry land by following the signs along the Sand Ridge Track near Dharnya and visit significant Aboriginal sites, including scarred trees, mounds, stone artefacts and burial sites.