1140 Morses Creek Road

Wandiligong VIC 3744

The property includes flat pasture with natural spring, sloping groves of chestnut and hazelnut trees (approx 11 acres cleared), and a wood of your own native alpine bushland (approx 8 acres) including nature walking/biking/horseriding trail and shady glades. It is divided into 3 main paddocks with recently installed ringlock and plain wire fencing and automatic water troughs.
The cottage was built approximately 8 years ago and is environmentally considerate, including good natural lighting and orientation, gas hot water and cooking, a wood burning stove for heat in the winters and good insulation. The house is powered by an accredited solar power system, including new panels installed in 2007 and an automated generator with long range fuel tank. Rainwater is collected from the house and the shed into a large poly tank, installed in 2007.
The living space comprises an open plan living and dining area with stripped wood floors, a charming country kitchen and generous front verandah overlooking the property and Morses Creek, with beautiful valley views from each window. There are 2 good size double bedrooms, the master with built ins and access to the verandah, and the third bedroom a single room. The bathroom has been recently renovated and opens through to a compact laundry room. There is ample room on both sides of the cottage to extend if you need more space, architects plans have been drawn up for a extension to take the property to 5 bedrooms should this be required.
The house paddock comprises approximately 1 acre of landscaped terraces and lawns, with native and cottage gardens; a vegetable terrace with raised sleeper beds; a small fruit tree orchard and a fenced enclosure suitable for chickens or young stock in the shade of the chestnut trees. There is also a newly built Ranbuild large colourbond shed (13 x 7m), with power connected and suitable for a range of uses.
The Setting
Littleglen is set opposite Morses Creek; with a swimming hole and fishing spots, and backs onto pine plantations and state forest with local trails and connections to the Alpine National Park walking paths. It is a mere 5 minutes drive to historic Wandiligong and 10 minutes to Bright. It is a total of 55 minutes drive to Mount Hotham, and about 3.5 hours from Melbourne.
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