Get to know nature with your very own Australian native getaway, located at the base of the Grampians National Park.

Situated below the Victoria Range of the Grampians National Park is 320 (approx.) acres of natural bushland which has a stunning view of the 600 metre tip of Victoria Point.

The site is made up of dense bushland with the area known for its wildlife consisting of Kangaroos, Kolas, Possums, Wombats and Red Deer along with 36 different kind of mammals, 35 reptiles, 6 fish, 13 crustaceans, 350 bird and 11 species of native bats which are native to the area.

If you want your own private getaway, love camping and the outdoors than this space is for you, there is plenty of fallen firewood to be cleared with some cleared space just off Hutchins Road for camping. Other activities that are available are hiking, rock climbing, hunting and just being in touch with nature are all things that can be done now. Two freshwater winter creeks flow into the north of the property and ready for some type of catchment to hold the water all year round.

Subject to council approval your options are left up to your imagination, live off the grid and become a self-sufficient household, start up a business with hunting huts or glamping style accommodation or protect more land to stay in its natural state. The option is yours!

NEIGHBOURING RANGE:
Victoria Range is a scenic destination ideal for hiking and rock climbing with its challenging cliffs and rock formations. The number of its sandstone rocks and peaks would be perfect for rock climbing. You can also bike and take a scenic walk amongst native wildlife, birds, and lush vegetation.

AREA:
320 (Approx) Crown Allotments 1A and 1D Parish of Panyyabyr Volume 4335 Folio 852

LOCATION:
Corner of Hutchins Road and Victoria Point Road, Victoria Point. Bordering the southern tip of the Grampians National Park, Victoria Range.

DISTANCE:
36km Hamilton, 27km Dunkeld, 20km Cavendish.

Property ID: 1110816