69 Howes Creek Road, Mansfield, Vic 3722

One of Mansfield's standout homes offers a dream of country living on the town's fringe. A beautiful tree-lined driveway sets the tone as you approach this grand residence, complete with wrap-around verandahs. The main front entry opens to Redgum flooring, leading down a hallway to a games room with an open fireplace. The main living area boasts soaring 12-foot ceilings, a fireplace, and French doors that open to a deck with views of the surrounding countryside. The spacious kitchen features two large islands, perfect for entertaining and cooking adventures.

The outdoor area is perfect for family entertainment, featuring a spacious undercover section that overlooks the pool and offers stunning views of Mt Buller. The house yard includes well-maintained gardens, a vegetable patch, and a brick fire pit. The home's placement on the property is thoughtfully designed, providing a convenient turn circle and easy access to a large shed, which can accommodate big caravans or farm equipment. Additionally, there's a well-appointed man cave for extra leisure or workspace.

Additional features;
- Built in 2000
- Plenty of water 2 x 40,000L tanks + 2 smaller tanks
- 2 x Dams, the largest has power and large pump for garden irrigation and livestock troughs
- 5 fenced paddocks + a small paddock fenced around the main dam including electric fencing
- A livestock-handing paddock with sheep holding/working yards
- 2 year old solar HWS and 5k of house solar 
- Double carport with remote door
- 4 bay shed/workshop with office/guest accommodation at the west end (lined and insulated) including bathroom with HWS
- Fibre glass salt-chlorinated pool with glass pool fences 
- Bedrooms have 10-foot ceilings and the main living rooms are 12 foot
- Study off master with rural outlook
- Extensive garden improvements

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