119 Miners Hut Road

Chewton Bushlands VIC 3451

At the end of a quiet country road, this rustic earthen home offers a rare chance to embrace both seclusion and possibility. Modest in scale yet rich in character, the one-bedroom retreat carries a handmade quality, with rustic stone flooring underfoot and a pot belly heater at its heart. A dramatic corner window frames the treetops, casting shifting light across the living space and drawing the surrounding bush indoors.

While basic in its current form, the home built in 1989 provides the essentials: a simple kitchen and a full bathroom, ready for use but equally inviting of imagination. There is work to be done, yet the canvas is compelling - a place where creativity and vision could transform simplicity into something extraordinary.

Spread across 5.4 acres of native bushland, the property offers privacy, distant views, and the gentle presence of a dam. With tank water and private access, it speaks to off-grid living and the beauty of self-reliance. Here, birdsong replaces traffic, and the landscape itself becomes both backdrop and inspiration.