107 Prowd Lane Bonnie Doon, VIC 3720

Tucked away at the end of a short dirt road just off the Maroondah Highway, 107 Prowd Lane offers something that is increasingly hard to find - 19 acres of genuine privacy and seclusion, while still being within easy reach of Bonnie Doon and the High Country.

The property is perfectly suited to those looking for a private weekend escape, a place to get away from it all and enjoy the peace and space, with plenty of room to explore and make the most of the outdoors.

One of the real standouts is the impressive shed and off grid setup. With the current owner having previously operated a solar company, the property has been thoughtfully equipped with some excellent infrastructure, making it a very appealing option for those wanting to spend more time away from the hustle and bustle.

There is also potential to build in the future, subject to the necessary approvals, or explore whether the existing shed and infrastructure may have further possibilities.

Property Features:

• Fabulous large off grid shed
• 85,000 litres of tank water, with taps located around the property
• Dam with overflow catchment from the tanks
• Enclosed fruit orchard with a great variety of fruit trees and drip irrigation controlled via an app
• 13kW solar system
• 30kW battery with 10kW inverter, plus additional 10kW battery backup with 5kW inverter
• Well appointed camp kitchen and outdoor BBQ/alfresco area
• Composting toilet with extraction fan
• Plenty of space and privacy across the 19 acres

Photography is available to interested buyers on request, and private inspections can be arranged for those wanting to take a closer look.

If you're looking for a private weekend escape with excellent off grid infrastructure and plenty of potential, this one is certainly worth a look. Get in touch with Natalie Moggach for further information, photos or to arrange an inspection.

**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.