Dindelong - Lot 1
Dindelong - Lot 1
Please contact Gael Elliott for more information on this property
Gael Elliott
0478 199 662
Address: Trentham, VIC, 3458
Size: 14.59ha
Price and details: Please contact the owner
20-50 hectares
Warby Parklands
Warby Parklands
Please contact Pam Procter for more information on this property
Pam Procter
0400 139 282
pmprocter@iinet.net.au
Address: Wangaratta, VIC, 3676
Size: 40.46ha
Price and details: Please contact the owner
Lancefield bush property with house
Lancefield bush property with house
Please contact Sherryl Clark for more information on this property
Sherryl Clark
0403801425
sherrylc1@optusnet.com.au
Address: Lancefield, VIC, 3435
Size: 40.47 hectares
Price and details: Please contact the owner
Cooee Park
This property is sold
The conservation lifestyle
This beautiful 37 hectare property is part of a critical conservation anchor within the Goulburn Broken landscape. Exploring the property you’ll find huge old eucalypts with hollows for wildlife, and a multitude of different plant and bird species.
Make use of the potential house site, create a homely space and commute or retreat from Melbourne, only one hour’s drive away. This is your chance to conserve and create.
This property is one of five adjacent Trust for Nature Revolving Fund properties currently for sale – by claiming this property you’ll be living amongst like-minded neighbours who care about nature.
Address: Lot 6, Back Creek Road, High Camp VIC 3764
Region: Goulburn Broken
Size: 37 hectares (approx.)
Price: undisclosed – THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
Contact: Trust for Nature (03) 8631 5888 or revolvingfund@tfn.org.au
This is a Trust for Nature Revolving Fund property
Conservation covenant: As a condition of sale a Trust for Nature Conservation Covenant will be placed on the property title to protect the ecological values of Possum Gully. Typically an allowance for a dwelling, in an appropriate area, is made within the covenant for all Revolving Fund properties.
Native flora
Long Leaf Box, Red Stringybark, Yellow Box, and Grey Box. Shrubs found include Black Wattle, Lightwood and Sweet Bursaria. The ground cover is grassy, with Weeping Grass, Tussock Grass Spear grass and Wallaby grass. Orchids and lilies are abundant in Spring.
Native fauna
Woodland birds, mammals such as phascogales, gliders, echidnas and wombats.
Significant ecological features
Endangered Grassy Woodland community.
Photograph acknowledgement
Amenities
Offers a potential house site.
The neighbours have protected their property with a Trust for Nature covenant, as have a number of other landowners in the local area.
There are a number of vineyards in the area, as well as plenty of opportunities for bushwalking and bird-watching.
Directions
High Camp is approximately 15 minutes (16 km) from Kilmore, just over 1 hour from Melbourne. From Kilmore head north on the Northern Hwy for 14km. Turn left into Crawfords Road, and then left onto Back Creek Road. The property will be approximately 1.1km along on your right hand side (Melways ref: X927 G1).
Kestrel's Perch
Elevated conservation
Perch yourself up high amongst the gum trees and soak up the sounds of endangered forest!
Catch the views through the trees across to the Strzelecki Ranges.
Spend the days exploring the slopes of your 35 hectare high priority conservation land, or take advantage of the vineyards, cultural heritage and natural features of this popular lifestyle area.
Make the most of the elevated house sites, existing colourbond shed, and great road access.
A great spot to live, or for a weekender, just over two hours’ drive from Melbourne.
Address: Redhill Rd, Callignee VIC 3844
Region: West Gippsland
Size: 35 hectares (approx.)
Price: $210,000 negotiable
Contact: Trust for Nature (03) 8631 5888 or revolvingfund@tfn.org.au
Native flora
A variety of trees cover the property, including Messmate Stringybark, Eurabbie and Mountain Grey Gum. Shrubs found include Snowy Daisy-bush, Hop Goodenia and Prickly Currant-bush
Native fauna
The property has excellent habitat for many species, including wombats, koalas, Nankeen Kestrels, and many other bird species.
Significant ecological features
Located in the Strzelecki Ranges Bioregion, Kestrel’s Perch contains an endangered ecological community and habitat for koalas, part of the endemic Strzelecki / South Gippsland populatio
Photograph acknowledgement
Amenities
House site: Kestrel’s Perch offers a choice of 3 existing cleared potential house sites, as well as an existing colorbond lock-up garage close to Redhill Rd.
Local area: There are a number of vineyards nearby, as well as plenty of opportunities for bushwalking and bird-watching. Nearby neighbours have protected their property with a Trust for Nature covenant, as have a number of other landowners in the local area.
Conservation covenant: As a condition of sale a Trust for Nature Conservation Covenant will be placed on the property title to protect the ecological values of Kestrel’s Perch. Typically an allowance for a dwelling, in an appropriate area, is made within the covenant for all Revolving Fund properties.