24 Red Box Lane, Bonnie Doon VIC 3720

Property Details: • Type: Acreage / Semi-rural

• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0

Description: Positioned to capture sweeping north-facing views across the valley, this exceptional 85-acre (approx.) rural parcel offers the perfect combination of natural beauty, infrastructure, and approved plans to fast-track your country dream. Whether you're ready to build a permanent home or seeking the ultimate lifestyle getaway, this property ticks all the boxes. The groundwork has already been taken care of-literally. A prime house site has been professionally cut and comes complete with approved planning permits for a stunning three-bedroom home designed by the acclaimed Willick Designs. Underground power is already connected to both the home site and the massive 32 x 10m machinery shed. Water needs are well covered, with a 130,000L tank for the residence and an additional 45,000L allocated to the shed. The septic system is also fully installed, meaning you're ready to enjoy & build without delay. The fully equipped shed features three high-clearance roller doors - perfect for the wake-setter and heavy machinery - a mezzanine, hot and cold water supply, and ample space for all your tools, vehicles, weekend toys etc. There's also a dedicated workshop and man cave, perfect for weekend projects. Well-fenced paddocks, two spring-fed dams, and cattle yards make this property ideal for primary production, hobby farming, horses or livestock. Only 5 minutes from the Lake Eildon boat ramp, 20 minutes to the vibrant township of Mansfield, and within easy reach of the Mt Buller ski fields, this idyllic rural escape blends peaceful seclusion with year-round adventure. With essential infrastructure already in place, it's the perfect setting to build your dream retreat and embrace a lifestyle of nature, comfort, and recreation. **Disclaimer** All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.