111 Churchill Crossing Road

Black Range VIC 3381

THE HOUSE, WHILE OBVIOUSLY DESIGNED AND BUILT TO A PRICE, HAS SOME GREAT FEATURES:
Almost northerly aspect for house with Pyrenees views from lounge/dining, main bedroom, kitchen and family room
Concrete slab
Designed for excellent summer ventilation
Comprises open plan L-shaped lounge/dining, kitchen, family room; 2 double bedrooms; I small bedroom or study; en-suite bathroom to master bedroom; laundry; bathroom and separate toilet
Many floor to ceiling windows
Cathedral ceilings: lounge/dining and master bedroom
L shaped lounge/dining with NNE and SSW windows - ESE end windows with mountain view
Versatile and spacious family/sun/work room with built in large storage cupboard
Gourmet Cooker wood heater/oven/stove in lounge/dining: next to kitchen for cooking versatility
Excellent kitchen bench space and cupboard space, electric wall oven and gas cooktop; microwave above oven; dishwasher ready
Double bowl sink
Floor tiles in kitchen, bathroom, en suite, laundry and loo
Generous built in robes for bedrooms 1 and 2: built in small cupboard and shelves for study/bedroom 3
Master bedroom has an en-suite with good sized shower recess, toilet and vanity with good shelf and cupboard space
Bathrooms are tiled
Spa bath in main bathroom
Tastics in ensuite and bathroom
Telstra landline to 2 rooms with dual plug setup
TV points in lounge and bedroom TV shelf in master bedroom
Plenty of power points
Sheltered patio off dining area requires finishing with artificial grass
Designed for adding an integrated carport
House is only 17 years old, completed early 2000
OTHER FEATURES OF THE PROPERTY:
Large water tank Pioneer Galaxy 20,000 gal
Biocycle septic/garden watering system
Foldaline rotary clothes hoist
Ground levelled to suit a 3 bay shed adjoining carport area
Sheds: 20 X12 and 10 X10 garden sheds
Views, peace and quiet atmosphere
Landscaped free range (definitely not manicured!) garden with some pre-existing gums. Largely native but with superb autumn tint trees and some other exotics
Fruit trees: Mulberry, peach, quince, plum, loquat and fig.
Natural bush areas
Wildlife: kangaroos, echidnas, over a hundred bird species, sand goannas and other lizards - esp. stumpies (shinglebacks) to mention the obvious ones. Blue wrens, babblers and honeyeaters (inc. wattle birds) are full time garden residents with frequent visits from many, many other species.
Wildflowers a good variety and regeneration is underway in the fenced off area
4 paddocks (wagon wheel layout): good fencing, very basic yards, reticulated water to all paddocks (repairs needed)
Spring
Half km picturesque drive

We have reluctantly decided to sell up and move into town something that makes sense for us now that we are older. It has been a wonderful time for us here with the serene beauty and wildlife. Our visitors remark on the peace and lovely outlook. We have enjoyed lying in bed watching the sunrise, the kangaroos, soaring eagles and the abundance of other birds. We had the house built seventeen years ago: designed to make the most its place on this farmlet. Big windows give big views of the farm, the skies, the mountains and the wildlife.