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Moragoe Homestead

86 East Street,
Daylesford VIC 3460

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$650 - $1100

Morago Homestead is a four bedroom, three bathroom landmark property rich in history and character, set among majestic rolling hills and sweeping valleys near Werona and Kooroocheang.

First settled in the mid 1800s, this elegant colonial style homestead now spans approximately 38 squares and sits proudly at the entrance to its 1800 acre farmland estate. Inside, the scale is impressive. A spacious lounge with a unique open fireplace and reverse cycle split system flows into an enormous family room a space that truly must be seen to be believed. The home offers five bedrooms, (two rooms can have split beds) including a master with ensuite, plus two additional bathrooms, ensuring comfort for family and guests. A traditional central hallway enhances the sense of grandeur, while the kitchen retains its country character with a Raeburn wood stove (for heating only). There are three fireplaces and split systems in two bedrooms.

Outdoors, the property continues to inspire. Two claw foot baths provide your own private farmland bathing options. The owners has cleverly designed this outdoor bathing option for guests to really unwind. The deck provides undercover dining for eight and there are countless options across the property for guests to enjoy the outdoors and some of the unique old world creations from yesteryear.

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