Neerim North: Renovated country house sitting on 15ha comes to market – realestate.com.au
A quiet getaway in Gippsland's scenic Neerim North boasts a beautifully renovated cottage garden, spacious interiors with high ceilings and stunning views from the deck – all set within a 15 acre estate offering a blend of modern comfort and country living.
Sellers Garry and Maxine Morcom have transformed the property since purchasing it in 2014.
Now their piece of paradise has a price tag of $1.8-1.9 million.
“We love this house, we've worked hard to mix modern comfort with timeless country charm,” says Maxine.
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Future owners enter through a scenic avenue of linden trees.
The home also has four spacious bedrooms and the living areas open to a decked outdoor space with a fire pit, perfect for relaxing or entertaining.
“We love how peaceful it is here – having family and friends here – is where the heart of the house really shines,” Mr Morcom said.
Although their children wanted to preserve the property for future generations, the Morcoms felt the time was right to sell.
“Our children didn't want us to sell the house, they wanted us to keep it for our grandchildren, but we felt it was the right time,” the couple said.
The property has nine well fenced paddocks, lane access and water tanks for agricultural use.
An automatic sprinkler system supports a flower garden, orchard and vegetable patch, all fed by a spring-fed dam.
Alpacas are also offered from vendors who come in when they purchase from previous owners.
Hocking Stuart Warragul's Vin Quirk said interest from Melbourne buyers was increasing.
“People are really drawn to properties like this that offer peace and space,” Mr Quirk said.
“We love this house, we've worked hard to blend modern comfort with timeless country charm,” said Ms Morcom.
Future owners enter through a landscaped avenue of Linden trees with high ceilings and polished hardwood floors.
The design comprises four spacious bedrooms, with the master suite offering an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe.
“Our children didn't want us to sell the house, they wanted us to keep it for our grandchildren, but we felt it was the right time to sell,” Mr Morcom said.
The home extends to multiple living areas that open up to a decked outdoor space complete with a fire pit that provides the perfect backdrop for relaxing or entertaining.
“We love how peaceful it is – welcoming family and friends here.”
Apart from the house, the property is designed for both beauty and practicality, with nine well-fenced main lawns, lane access and waterholes making it ideal for agricultural use.
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