There are many places in Australia that people have never heard of. Often a great secret protecting them from the masses. If you are looking for one of them to buy, here are some diverse and wonderful examples to consider.
Nourish Your Soul – Discover Amphitheatre and the Pyrenees in Victoria. Off-Grid Sanctuary for Rural Living, EcoTourism, or Lifestyle Escape
• 100-acre rural eco living in Victoria’s Pyrenees
• Architecturally designed home inspired by iconic shearing shed style
• Wow factor open-plan living
• Wraparound verandahs and heated saltwater pool
• Cashflow-positive solar system & 140,000L rainwater tanks
• Two titles (80+20 acres) = flexible ownership or investment
• Luxury glamping setup with repurposed caravan and facilities
• Ideal in Mediterranean style climate
• Rich cultural and gold rush history on and around the land
• Minutes to Avoca, Ballarat, Beaufort, and public transport
• Less than 2 hours to Melbourne or Tullamarine airport – ideal for weekenders
• Set in one of Victoria’s most scenic, undiscovered regions
Take a trip to visit this wonderful property and truly appreciate all its assets and values for rural living. See more here and enjoy the video
Ettrick NSW is not a place you may have heard of but it nestles in one of the highest demand areas of Australia to live and for farming.
Be the future now with off grid living and farming, 500ha, 2 homes, 5 titles. Conservation Farming and Carbon Trading.
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Amphitheatre such a great name is one of the unknown parts of Victoria – as is this land with its setting in the Pyrenees. Spectacular landscapes and a region waiting to be discovered. Ready for your camping or tiny home, or build a fantastic offgrid home. Be the caretakers with a conservation covenant over some of it. Enjoy discovering this Region known for its Mediterranean style climate and all the food and farming to go with it – vines, olives, lavender. Land for sale. Building entitlement. See more here
This land provides a perfect escape for regional living and a wonderful role in preserving and regenerating our native species.
You may also want to discover the Pyrenees wine region as one of Australia’s best-kept secrets:
• 18 wineries within 30 minutes
• Home of Pyrenees Unearthed Festival
• Close to Grampians, Heathcote, and Bendigo wine regions
The area is rich with history, culture, and nature:
• Historic walking tours and gold rush heritage sites
• Silo art, gallery 127, and Booktown Festival in Clunes
• Sovereign Hill, Murtoa Stick Shed, Ararat Ghost Tours
• National parks, bushwalks, and hiking in every direction
Most people know Bendigo is one of the key regional centres of Victoria but here in Sebastian you can enjoy a small town close by.
Its on the Bendigo to Swan Hill railway line and named after Sebastian Schmidt, who discovered gold there in May 1863. You may have heard of the new gold rush happening now in Victoria so we expect some of these little places will become well known again.
Two titles provide 35 ha combined. One is 28 ha with two large exclusion plots with dams for wildlife. It borders the Greater Bendigo National Park and has a lovely north facing, brick veneer, two bedroom, wheelchair friendly home, with a single gable roof to make extending easy.
The other title, which fronts Pierces Road, is 8 ha and includes an aesthetically appealing heritage listed eucalyptus distillery with the chimney and vat remnants that would have been used to process the oil from the abundance of Blue Malley here, which produces the best oil. The lot also has a domestic area for the provision of building.
Armstrong Creek in Queensland is another place that does not come to mind. Easy access to Brisbane but far enough away to enjoy one of the healthiest areas in Australia around Samford.
A creative space of privacy and nature paradise – beautiful home with versatile work from home or space for guests
Property Highlights:
– Peaceful 2.02-hectare setting with leafy outlooks and private walking trails
– Inviting 3-bedroom home plus separate studio for guests or work
– Cosy Scandia Nicole wood-burning stove and split-system air-conditioning
– Covered patio ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining
– Established orchard with a wide variety of fruit trees and herbs
– Picturesque dam perfect for swimming or relaxing by the water
– Ample water storage with multiple tanks and solar hot water system
– Fully fenced house yard and practical garden shed
– 6 Minutes to Dayboro Village, 50 minutes to Brisbane CBD
