12 Bo Peep Road, Burrumbeet, Vic 3352

Ideally located just a short drive from Lucas, Ballarat, Learmonth, and Cardigan Village, this 7.5-acre lifestyle property presents an outstanding opportunity for those looking to enjoy a peaceful rural setting without sacrificing convenience. With a comfortable family home, extensive shedding, and room to grow, this property is perfectly suited to hobby farmers, tradies, or anyone seeking a spacious and self-sufficient country lifestyle.

The weatherboard residence offers a warm and inviting home environment, featuring a generous kitchen and meals area that flows easily into the rest of the house. The separate lounge room is fitted with a split system reverse-cycle air conditioner and a wood heater, ensuring year-round comfort, while an additional family room provides further living space for families or guests. All three bedrooms include built-in robes, and the bathroom has been tastefully updated to suit modern needs.

Outside, the property caters to a variety of uses with a four-car garage and adjoining workshop, ideal for storage, tools, or home projects. There are sundry outbuildings including an older stable, chicken runs, established veggie gardens, and even a caravan complete with its own timber annex and split system air conditioning—perfect for visiting family, teenagers, or a home office setup.

Water security is well covered with ample tank water, a backup bore, and the added benefit of solar panels to help reduce energy costs. One of the property’s standout features is its position backing onto the starting point of the Burrumbeet Race Track, offering a unique and appealing outlook, especially for those with an interest in horses or the local racing community.

Whether you're looking to enjoy wide-open space, explore self-sufficient living, or simply want room for pets, vehicles, or hobbies, this property offers an excellent lifestyle opportunity in a well-connected and fast-growing area. Affordable acreages with this level of amenity and proximity to Ballarat are increasingly rare—inspection is highly recommended.