6A Skyline Terrace, Mount Hotham, Vic 3741

Burramungee, located in the prestigious Skyline Terrace, offers an unparalleled opportunity within one of the most exclusive freehold subdivisions in the Australian Alps. Positioned to capture sweeping, panoramic views of Mount Buller, Hotham Village, Golden Point, Mount Loch, and Mount Feathertop, this chalet is defined by its breathtaking natural backdrop and remarkable scale.

Spanning four levels and offering an internal area of approximately 282m², Burramungee is a masterclass in alpine architecture. Every aspect of the design prioritises spaciousness, functionality, and elegance, with expansive living areas and five well-appointed bedrooms, three of which feature ensuites. The open plan living and dining zones are bathed in natural light, creating the ideal environment to take in the world-class views.

Whether hosting friends and family or retreating to your own private sanctuary, Burramungee strikes the perfect balance between luxury and practicality. The dual open fireplaces enhance the welcoming atmosphere, while the property’s proximity to the slopes offers ultimate convenience and easy access to all that Mount Hotham has to offer.

Recently refurbished to the highest standard, this property is fully equipped with clever ski storage and a highly sought-after private garage, ensuring every aspect of your alpine experience is seamless.

Mount Hotham is the only Australian resort with its own airport, providing exceptional ease of access, while nearby High-Country towns like Bright, Dinner Plain, and Omeo offer additional amenities and year-round adventure opportunities.

To arrange a private viewing of Burramungee, a benchmark property within the Australian Alps, contact exclusive selling agent Lachlan Castran at 0475 000 888.

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