180 Star Of The Glen Road, Bonnie Doon, VIC 3720

Do you love space to ride, room to breathe, and a place where you can live life your way? This 43-acre property near Lake Eildon and State Forest offers privacy, peace, and endless adventure. The land is well fenced for animals and features a mix of open paddocks and steeper country - perfect for dirt bikes, horses, or a few friendly goats. A creek runs along the back boundary with pumping rights, and nearby bush tracks provide endless outdoor fun.

At the heart of the property is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom log cabin full of rustic charm - an ideal weekender or off-grid base after a day exploring the High Country. The home is comfortable, practical, and ready for country living at its best.

Completely self sufficient, the property includes 9.24 kWh solar panels with remote monitoring, a Tesla Powerwall 13.5 kWh battery, and mains power for peace of mind. With 120,000 litres of tank water and a geodome greenhouse, you can grow your own food, water the garden, or simply enjoy long, relaxing baths.

Adding even more appeal, there is a current planning application in place for six accommodation cottages, offering an exciting opportunity to further develop the property and create an income stream.

Just 20 minutes from Mansfield and minutes from the lake, this property is the ultimate combination of adventure, lifestyle, and freedom.

Additional Features
• Small lock up shed to house toys or equipment
• Automatic entry gates for security and convenience
• High speed satellite internet - stay connected in the bush
• Dam for stock and recently installed fencing for peace of mind
• Abundant timber for firewood, supporting a self-sufficient country lifestyle
• Ideally located just minutes from the Bonnie Doon boat ramps, 20 minutes to Mansfield, with the ski fields a little further afield

**Disclaimer**
All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.