30 Rosella Street Sawmill Settlement, VIC 3723

Nestled in the peaceful forest surrounds of Sawmill Settlement, this immaculate three bedroom home offers warmth, character and a relaxed alpine escape at the base of Mt Buller.

Currently enjoyed by the owners for their own getaways and regularly rented through Airbnb, the property offers the flexibility to combine personal holidays with short stay accommodation.

Solid stone and cedar construction blends beautifully with the natural setting, while the elevated deck enjoys a leafy outlook over the well maintained front garden. It's an inviting spot to entertain family and friends, unwind after a day on the mountain or simply enjoy the sounds of the local birdlife.

Inside, warm timber lined walls create a welcoming alpine feel, complemented by a cosy fireplace with a striking bluestone backdrop. The open living area brings everyone together, while the functional kitchen features electric cooking.

A concrete driveway leads to the tandem carport at the rear, framed by impressive retaining walls crafted from locally sourced stone. A lockable garden shed and generous under house storage provide plenty of space for tools and holiday essentials.

Features include:

• Three bedrooms, each enjoying a picturesque outlook
• Open living area with a feature fireplace and bluestone backdrop
• Functional kitchen with electric cooking
• Spacious elevated deck overlooking the leafy front garden
• Concrete driveway with locally sourced stone retaining walls
• Tandem carport positioned at the rear of the home
• Lockable garden shed and generous under house storage
• All main services connected
• Currently operating as short stay accommodation through Airbnb

With the option to purchase fully furnished, this inviting retreat offers an easy introduction to alpine holidays, with scope to continue welcoming paying guests between your own stays.

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