123 Cohuna Island Road Cohuna VIC 3568

Positioned at the gateway between Cohuna township and Gunbower Island, the residence at 123 Cohuna-Island Road is a property of architectural significance in a small rural town. Spanning two lush acres, this mid-century marvel was ahead of its time, placing classic 60's classic design in a rural bush setting.

The family residence in Northern Victoria has served as a much loved and easy living home for more than 65 years. The house has indoor-outdoor connections to idyllic bush and gardens with creek or garden views from every room.
Designed early 1960's by renowned postwar architect Neil Clerehan, widely regarded as one of the most significant architects of Melbourne's post-war period.

The home has all the hallmarks of the 60's with floor to ceiling windows, elegant French doors, Quandong plywood walls and cork and slate floors. The structure is protected from weather and heat by a floating parasol roof on Oregon trusses supported by locally harvested yellow box bush poles. The property is ready for immediate occupancy and has two separate living zones, a formal dining and a well-appointed kitchen.

The home wraps around a stunning rock-edged pool, and under cover dining area with views over bush and vines.
Out front, the Gunbower Creek flows past and and a well maintained grass tennis court sits adjacent. The property also features an integrated irrigation system that utilises water rights for efficient watering of the land.

Consider this an opportunity for a future home, a holiday house or an Airbnb.
Built and owned by one family for 65 years, this property is now being offered to the market for the first time. A great example of mid-century Australian design, 123 Cohuna-Island Road is for those seeking a residence that harmonises timeless architecture with a wonderful lifestyle.

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