1/3 Burrinjuck Lane, Dinner Plain, Vic 3898

Without question, ‘The Chalet’ is one of the best ways to break into the prestigious Dinner Plain market to start your alpine adventure for Winter 2024! 
 
A highly considered and functional floor plan set over three levels, this three-bedroom delight will surely impress friends and family. The ground floor comprises the main entry which features external rockwork, a central bathroom and a generous bedroom opening to a private terrace. 
 
The open-plan entertaining area is situated across the whole middle floor and comprises a well-appointed contemporary kitchen, meals zone, and living area with a light-filled elevated aspect. 
 
The top floor features two additional bedrooms, with a central bathroom. In its current layout, The Chalet sleeps up to seven guests. 
 
Further highlights include.
•	Hydronic heating throughout 
•	Sought after reserve / Dinner Plain Track location 
•	Outdoor terrace to the main bedroom 
•	Outdoor terrace to the living area
•	Onsite parking 
•	Under stairs storage 
•	Drying room
 
The Chalet offers a true opportunity to secure your very own alpine getaway in a sought-after pocket. Dinner Plain is the highest freehold alpine village in Australia and is only 15 minutes approx. from Hotham and the Hotham Airport, which provides an unrivalled winter experience. Equally, Dinner Plain is known for its spectacular natural beauty throughout the summer months, with world-class hiking, cycling and MTB riding on its doorstep.
 
Enjoy The Chalet for yourself, capitalise on strong demand from holidaymakers through the rental market, or do both! 

To learn more about The Chalet known as 1/3 Burrinjuck Lane, contact exclusive selling agents Lachlan Castran on 0475 000 888 or Keldi Arnold on 0487 786 901.

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