71 Wallaces Rd, Korumburra VIC 3950

Built in 2006, the brick residence has been loved and lived in with real care and it shows. Solid, warm, and thoughtfully designed, the home offers high ceilings, three bedrooms, a large multipurpose room or rumpus, a dedicated office that serves as a fourth bedroom, and three distinct living zones that adapt naturally to whatever life demands of them.

Step inside and the open-plan living area draws you immediately toward the light and beyond it, those views. A gas log fire anchors the heart of the room, casting warmth across the space as afternoon turns to evening. A secondary living room with a wood fire offers a quieter retreat, somewhere to settle in with a book when the world outside is wild and wintry. Ceiling fans, split-system heating and cooling, and high-efficiency insulation ensure the home breathes comfortably through every season.

The kitchen is generous and considered premium finishes, a large pantry, and extensive bench space that flows naturally into a breakfast bar. It is a kitchen designed for slow Sunday mornings and long dinner parties alike.

The master bedroom is a private sanctuary, elevated and light-filled, with an ensuite, large built in robe and those ever-present views to wake up to each morning. The wraparound verandah, meanwhile, is perhaps the home's greatest luxury, the perfect place to pour a glass of local Gippsland wine and simply watch the light move across the hills toward the Promontory.

Approximately 2.31 hectares, six gently rolling acres, is divided into three well-fenced paddocks ready for horses, a small flock, or the slow pleasure of a hobby farm brought to life on your own terms. There is enough here to feel purposeful without becoming overwhelming.

An 8 by 12 metre powered garage offers serious capacity for the workshop enthusiast, the collector, or anyone who simply needs room to think and create. A generator connection point adds quiet resilience, a practical touch that speaks to the thoughtfulness woven throughout this property.

Water security, so vital in rural living, is handled with genuine abundance. Three tanks hold a combined capacity of approximately 98,000 litres, comprising two 44,000-litre tanks and an additional 10,000-litre tank, supporting the household, the gardens, and any livestock with ease.

And the gardens. The gardens deserve their own chapter.

Years of patient, passionate cultivation have created something that simply cannot be bought or hurried a living landscape of mature cottage-style plantings that shift and bloom through every season. Roses tumble beside flowering cherries. Maples turn brilliant reds come autumn. Olive and fruit trees stand quietly generous. Spring bulbs push through the soil each year in a small, reliable miracle. Drought-resilient shade trees offer shelter and scale.

A fully irrigated vegetable garden overflows with produce, the kind of kitchen garden that makes you rethink how you eat and where your food comes from. And through it all, the birds live there: honeyeaters, king parrots, the rustle of something unseen in the understory. A garden alive in every sense.

For those ready to stop imagining and start living this is where that life begins.