1/21 Camp Street Trentham VIC 3458

Here's an unusual oppourtunity.

If you were to build these homes today, the total build cost would come in at around $1m each, due to the high cost of materials and labour. Not to mention the long delays and frustrations of the permit process.

As investments, they would rent for minimum $659.00 per week each, do the sums. About 4% without considering depreciation or capital growth.

Two brand new homes, each on their own title with no common land available individually or separately. Same quality spec, with slightly different floorplans. Ideal for extented families.
The adjacent 1000sqm block is also available ( at extra cost ) to create a truly magnificent family property.

The images in this listing are for Lot 1. See my other listing for Lot 2

Lot two Also Available Price range $840,000

A rural outlook from the living areas from a compact, low maintenance block, yet walk to the shops, it's just the beginning.

A character home, yet everything is brand new, with all those guarantees and comforts.

The overall feeling is quality and style. Stone benchtops in the kitchen and laundry, big windows, a light and bright Al Fresco area and that lovely rural aspect.

Three or four bedrooms, two bathrooms, double lock up garage with internal access.....it's all here, have a look at the floorplan,

6.5 star energy rating is keeping the running costs low, enhanced with ducted heating and cooling, solar hot water and double glazing and E-glass.
So you can spend your resources on enjoying living in a great little town in regional Victoria, only one and a half hours drive or catch the train from Woodend and take advantage of the new $9.80 fares.

If you're looking for a brand new country weekend hideaway, BnB, or a downsize home, I would doubt that it would be possible to build this home for the purchase price.

Feel free to give me ( Ian Riley ) a call on 0438065666 anytime and come and have a look.

From the Destinations website...... "Tiny Trentham, on the lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung and the Wurundjeri peoples, not only sits high atop the stunning landscape of the Great Dividing Range but it punches above its weight in the foodie stakes.

Load up on chestnuts, cherries and heirloom fruit at The Nutty Orchard, and stop in at Wallaby Creek Olive Grove for olive-oil tastings. Dine on sourdough breads and pizza from RedBeard Bakery’s 120-year-old scotch oven and seasonal local pub fare at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Book in early for French farmhouse cooking by celebrated local chef and farmer Annie Smithers at Du Fermier.

Magnificent Trentham Falls is located just a couple of minutes from the historic town centre. With a drop of some 32 metres, it is Victoria's highest single-drop waterfall. Enjoy a picnic and take in the vista by the river. Hikers will appreciate the walking tracks in the surrounding forest.

For panoramic views of Mount Macedon, the You Yangs and the Dandenong Ranges, drive to Blue Mount or McLaughlins lookouts in Wombat State Forest, or explore by foot or on horseback."