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171 Jurisichs Road, Myrtleford VIC 3737

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$1.7M - $1.8M Medium Confidence Calculated based on our search observations.

House 5 Beds 2 Baths 4 Cars 10.2 acres

Listed: 26th Jun 2026

Updated: 16 hours ago

Overview

Located within the stunning Nug Nug landscape, this private retreat offers an expansive property of approximately 102 acres (around 41,277 square meters) combining cleared utility areas with rugged natural beauty. This property boasts its own bushland backdrop, bordering the peaks of Mt McLeod, providing a tranquil and secluded environment.

The historic homestead, dating back to the 1860s, was originally part of the Goombargana Station in the Southern Riverina region of NSW. The spacious residence comprises five bedrooms and two bathrooms, designed to accommodate large family living comfortably. The dwelling combines modern amenities with heritage charm, featuring timber floors and wide verandahs on all sides complemented by an internal breezeway.

One of the notable features is the abandoned vineyard spanning a gentle slope, offering an exceptional opportunity for viticulture restoration or potential development as a romantic rustic setting for wedding and event occasions. The property's extensive shedding provides ample space suitable for storing car collections or heavy farming equipment.

This estate is ideal for those seeking privacy and space with a range of potential uses, including a secluded lifestyle, agribusiness development, or a boutique accommodation and function venue. It supports various recreational activities such as bushwalking and fishing, with permanent access to the Buffalo River less than 1.5 kilometers away and proximity to Lake Buffalo and the Victorian snowfields at Mt Hotham and Falls Creek.

Additional residential features include five bedrooms with double French doors opening onto verandahs, two bathrooms with a traditional cast iron claw-foot bath, a separate kitchen and informal dining area via the breezeway, and a small commercial kitchen equipped with a six-burner cooktop and large oven. The formal dining room is currently under renovation.

The infrastructure includes connection to mains power supplemented by a diesel generator and a reliable spring water supply sourced from the Mount Buffalo National Park, historically used to power a small turbine for the homestead. The location is advantaged by close proximity to local wineries, restaurants, cafes within King Valley, and essential services just 15 minutes away in picturesque Myrtleford township. Popular tourist destinations including Milawa and Bright are also accessible within a 40-minute drive, while Melbourne CBD is approximately three and a half hours away and Albury/Wodonga about one hour.

Local Market Insights

In Myrtleford, Quiet Listings observed 12 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 8 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $942,500. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 86%, followed by units (7%), and land (7%). The most active agency for houses in the Myrtleford area is currently Myrtleford RE, representing 67% of new listings, followed by Myrtleford Property Group with 25%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.

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