49 Native Gully Crescent, Eppalock VIC 3551

THIS IS FROM THE EARTH If you're seeking re-connection with the natural world – and yourself – this unique and intriguing property may just be the answer. Bring your creativity and energy to Native Gully Crescent, and be rewarded in body and soul. The property was recently used as a yoga studio and still retains ample good vibes. It consists of almost 7 acres, or 28,914sqm, of mostly native forest, plus 2 large dams, and 2 main buildings, among other structures. The accommodation is mudbrick and timber, providing an earthy ambience in keeping with the colours and textures of the landscape. Across the spaces are 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, several living rooms, and a kitchen. Versatile spaces with potential as artists' studios, including a traditional pottery wheel. How will you resurrect and repurpose them? THIS IS FREEDOM ON THE FRINGE Despite feeling a world away from the hustle and bustle, the address is just 8 minutes from the premier suburb of Strathfieldsaye. Drive 5 minutes in the opposite direction to reach Lake Eppalock – Bendigo's favourite summertime play space, popular for water sports, fishing and swimming. It's a private, quiet location with every convenience nearby. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION • Iconic central Victorian box-ironbark forest, filled with birdlife. • Sealed road frontage & easy drive into Bendigo. • Buildings feature slate tiled flooring, mudbrick and timber walls, mezzanine, clawfoot bath, dormer window & wood heating. • Views of the landscape from every window. • Restore to your liking, extend or start from scratch and build new, subject to council approval. • Permaculture projects at various stages of development, including underground air pipes designed to help moderate the mudbrick home's temperature. • Rear garden area, once home to a small vineyard, with potential for renewed productive planting. • Earth-sheltered animal refuge, reflecting the property's thoughtful approach to working with the landscape. • Abundant seasonal wildflowers throughout the native bushland.