Lot 3, 350 Mannes Lane, Emu Creek, Vic 3551

Where rural charm blends with modern convenience. This delightful 1960s home sits on an expansive 6.558-hectare (16.21-acre) block, offering ample space for family, hobbies, and pets. Inside, the home features three spacious bedrooms plus a study, ideal for remote work or guest accommodation. The bright layout includes an updated kitchen and bathroom, ensuring both comfort and functionality for everyday living. A single lock-up garage adds convenience and security.

Outside, the property includes a sizable 6m x 11m workshop, perfect for DIY projects or storage, along with a 7m x 14m shearing shed complete with yards-ideal for livestock or additional storage needs. The 11m x 15m hayshed provides plenty of room for fodder and equipment, while the 6m x 6m machinery shed caters to all your agricultural requirements. A large dam with water rights enhances the property's appeal, providing ample water supply for irrigation or livestock.

Situated just a short drive from Strathfieldsaye and Bendigo, this property offers the best of both worlds-peaceful rural living with easy access to city amenities. Whether you're looking to unwind in nature or enjoy community life, this property presents a fantastic lifestyle opportunity.

3 Adjoining Rural Living allotments to be auctioned after this property, all fully fenced with power available and water rights from common property dam.
 
Lot 4: 7.788 Hectares or 19.25 Acres.
 
With a large dam and beautiful rise with views to the south to Mount Alexander and over the Axe Creek Valley. This block surrounds the shedding for 350 Mannes Lane and would make a great addition to the home parcel for a combined area of 14.34 Hectares or 35 Acres approx.

Lot 5: 10.37 Hectares or 25.6 Acres.
 
Picturesque acreage with wide 158m frontage to Mannes Lane, ideal sites to build your dream homestead of your own design.
 
Lot 6: 13.37 Hectares or 33.04 Acres.
 
A larger than average rural living allotment with a tributary to Axe Creek running across its front boundary, a prime allotment in a very well held area.