4235 Colac - Lavers Hill Road, Weeaproinah, Vic 3237

186 ACRES – 75.6 HECTARES 
LIFESTYLE, INVESTMENT, TOURISM, ADVENTURE, HORTICULTURE 
Serenity, luxury, and opportunity await you on this exceptional 186 acre estate nestled high in the picturesque Otway Ranges. This remarkable property offers a lifestyle that combines the best of country living with investment potential encompassing tourism possibilities, adventurous exploration and horticultural dreams. 
At 527 meters above sea level, this property offers an unparalleled sense of peace and serenity. A private haven surrounded by farms and native bushland. The estate's acreage comprises pristine gullies of tree ferns and blackwood, stands of towering mountain ash, cleared pastures (including fields of planted daffodils) and a chestnut orchard; with a tree-lined driveway to the house adding to the country charm.
The house itself - designed by Melbourne firm, Graphos Architects - is a testament to style and quality construction. This spacious family home, crafted of double brick, features stylish and functional zoned living. Walking inside you are met with floor to ceiling windows that bring the magnificent outdoor views inside. Imagine stepping out of your bedroom each day to the tranquil and magnificent beauty of the Otway Ranges.
The expansive open-plan living area boasts stunning timber floors of polished jarrah, marble countertops, quality fixtures and a separate, roomy walk-in pantry. A cosy wood heater is complemented by gas heating for those chilly nights. Step out to a big covered deck for lazy afternoons taking in the amazing views. 
But the real showstopper is the 6-metre high native hardwood ceiling that makes you feel like you're in a rustic cathedral. There's plenty of room for the family with five bedrooms, including a cedar-lined master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite in the east wing. 
There's a handy 2-car garage and a 3-car carport, both with power and concrete floors, so you're covered, no matter the weather. Plus, you've got 30,000 litres of rainwater storage, so you're self-sufficient. 
Explore the walking tracks and waterways of your own backyard, or turn it into an investment, a full- time home, a tourist spot, an adventure playground, or even try your hand at horticulture. 
It's a rare opportunity and grand design waiting for you to make it your own.