1710 Georges Creek Road, Georges Creek, VIC, 3700, Australia

Built in 2007 by GJ Lewis, this well-fenced 9.7 acres block has plenty of water, good shedding, and panoramic views that complement this beautifully spacious steel-framed home. It is placed perfectly on a rise, backed by a lovely hill with a stunning vista across the valley. Summer evenings will never be the same after you take advantage of the cooling breeze wafting between the gently sloping hills.

The master bedroom is on the westerly end of the house with a study (or 5th bedroom) that also has built-in storage. The remaining three generous-sized bedrooms are at the other end of the house, centred around the family bathroom and the Rumpus Room. There is a lovely bay window in the formal lounge room framing the view of the paddocks and hills beyond offering a peaceful haven at any time of the year - particularly winter with the wood look gas fire.

With the kitchen, family room and dining room being in a large open space that's adjacent to the covered outdoor area, family time will be a shared joy whether it's inside or out. A Pyrolytic, double oven makes cooking a pleasure in this bright kitchen that is offset by lovely dark floor tiles. It is fully equipped with a gas cooktop, dishwasher, a walk-in pantry, and room for a fridge/freezer pair.

You will be impressed with the size of the walk-in-linen closet off the laundry - it's massive. And two of the three bedrooms have walk-in-robes instead of built-in. Along with the additional cupboards in the home office, storage is a commodity well catered for between the house and the shedding.

Three bays of enclosed shedding with two extra height roller doors and a workshop plus a caravan/boat carport and cement flooring will keep the tradesperson of the house busy.

Additional extras to this property include a chook house, tanks totalling over 200,000 litres, a brand-new septic system, a new dishwasher, a ducted vacuum system, a one-year-old evaporative cooler, zoned/ducted gas heating, 6.5kw of solar/18 panels (only two years old), electric fence around the boundary and a dam.

Sounds too good to be true? Come and check it out for yourself.