12 Drybone Lane, Dinner Plain, Vic 3898

Montane is a rare offering in one of Dinner Plain’s premier locations. Freestanding and set on tightly held Drybone Lane, this spacious alpine chalet delivers the perfect blend of style, space, and year-round functionality just moments from cafés, ski hire, and the village bus stop.

Designed by acclaimed architect Peter McIntyre as part of the original vision for Dinner Plain, Montane carries a legacy of distinctive alpine character and heritage.
Positioned on a generous 431m² allotment (approx.), the residence comfortably accommodates up to ten guests with four generous bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms. The layout includes three queen bedrooms and a dedicated bunk room, making it ideal for families or groups.

A standout feature is the expansive, north-facing entertaining deck with feature rockwork – a stunning setting to soak up the alpine atmosphere across all seasons. Inside, the open-plan living zone is warmed by a crackling wood fire and supported by a fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, and a dedicated drying room.

Storage has been thoughtfully designed throughout, including a single lock-up garage that offers secure space for all your winter and summer gear – skis, bikes, snowboards, and more while also ensuring seamless arrivals and departures in all weather conditions.

Dinner Plain is a true alpine playground, offering skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing in winter, along with hiking, mountain biking, and horse riding during the warmer months. As Australia’s highest freehold alpine village, it also enjoys direct access to Mount Hotham and the convenience of nearby Hotham Airport.

For more information or to arrange a private inspection, contact Lachlan Castran on 0475 000 888 or Monique Hoedemaker on 0409 877 890

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