2307 Princes Highway, Heywood VIC 3304

Originally built in the early 1870s this beautiful Bluestone home has only been held in two names and is situated in the heart of the green triangle on approximately 18.35 hectares (45 acres) and only roughly 2kms to Heywood, 30kms to Portland and 86kms to Mount Gambier.
The home features 9ft ceilings and has been maintained and refurbished over the years with a bluestone extension on the house built in 2009, the extension is a spacious living room featuring a combustion wood heater and gives ac...

Originally built in the early 1870s this beautiful Bluestone home has only been held in two names and is situated in the heart of the green triangle on approximately 18.35 hectares (45 acres) and only roughly 2kms to Heywood, 30kms to Portland and 86kms to Mount Gambier.
The home features 9ft ceilings and has been maintained and refurbished over the years with a bluestone extension on the house built in 2009, the extension is a spacious living room featuring a combustion wood heater and gives access to the large undercover entertainment area perfect for entertaining friends or family. The kitchen features timber cabinetry, breakfast bar and five burner gas cook top.
The dwelling includes three bedrooms plus a large study that could make a fourth bedroom, the main bathroom features a freestanding shower with Bluestone feature wall, bath, and access to the laundry/toilet. The whole house runs on a large 95,000 litre rainwater tank that has never run dry.
The ample shedding includes a two-stand shearing shed, 85’ x 25’ hay/storage shed, 3 open bay garage concrete flooring located as you drive into the property, 20’ x 30’ workshop with concrete flooring and power and a spacious 20’ x 30’ garden shed.
The property consists of three large paddocks and three small paddocks. The bore services all the paddocks as well as the lawn and toilet, the paddocks have good fertilizer history, the dam in one paddock provides water year-round and the property is suitable for beef, lamb, horses and viticulture.
Other features include electrified fencing throughout, steel stockyards located at the front of the property, a cubby house, a variety of fruit and nut trees, a school bus route and rubbish collection available.