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Overview
Offered for sale for the first time in over a century, this unique 20-acre rural lifestyle property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a versatile piece of land located between the regional towns of Stawell and Horsham. Situated with magnificent views of the Grampians National Park, this well-maintained estate offers flexible living options, ideal for extended families, dual occupation, or generating income.
The property features two independent residences, each capturing its own charm and style to accommodate a variety of living arrangements.
The first residence, constructed circa 1960, is clad and designed for comfortable family living. It comprises four bedrooms, all equipped with built-in robes, a country-style kitchen complete with a wood stove, a modern and tidy bathroom, and a bright sunroom that allows a generous flow of natural light. The lounge area is warmed by a wood heater, and there is a rear carport providing added convenience.
The second home is a beautifully updated circa 1934 period house rich in character and nostalgia. It boasts a country-inspired kitchen featuring both traditional wood and electric stoves, a visually striking dining room with decorative ceilings, and climate control through split-system heating and cooling. French doors open onto a wrap-around return verandah, ideal for enjoying the outdoors. Additional features include a separate sitting room, a welcoming entry lounge also equipped with split-system climate control, three bedrooms, and a renovated country-style bathroom giving this home a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Beyond the homes, the property is exceptionally equipped to support a wide range of lifestyle and agricultural activities. The large workshop includes three spacious bays: two with roller doors and one with personal access doors, as well as a service pit providing a perfect setup for vehicle maintenance and other mechanical works. Ancillary infrastructure includes a high-clearance carport for additional undercover parking, a shipping container, a repurposed former dairy used for storage, a two-stand shearing shed, a grain shed, a hay shed, and well-developed sheepyards, all contributing to the rural functionality of the site.
The grounds are mature and established, featuring ample shade trees, beautifully landscaped gardens, an extensive fruit orchard, and a paved BBQ area perfect for entertaining guests. Practical water solutions include approximately 100,000 litres of tank water and a dam with a pumping system that services the gardens. A Wi-Fi controlled watering system adds convenience while a ten-camera security system enhances safety and peace of mind for the property owners.
This property presents a singular combination of lifestyle appeal, productive potential, historical significance, and future growth possibilities, all set within a tightly held and picturesque part of Victoria.
Local Market Insights
In North West, Quiet Listings observed 197 new houses entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 149 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $544,591. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Houses at 69%, followed by land (15%), and commercial properties (8%). Ray White was the most active agency in this area, representing 16.8% of all new listings in the last 30 days. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.
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Change History
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| Price Range: $695,000 - $764,500 | |
| Price Guide: $695,000 - $764,500 |
Location
Ledcourt VIC 3385