6 Main Road, Beech Forest, Vic 3237

Tucked away in the lush green heart of Beech Forest, this old Shire office has had a groovy rebirth. Sitting pretty on a generous 758.5 square metres, it’s now a one-of-a-kind, thoroughly unique home with a distinctly quirky 60s flair—think chandeliers and polished concrete floors, not lava lamps and shag carpet (though you could add those too, if the mood strikes).

Step inside and you’re greeted by soaring high ceilings and an electric wall heater that feels like a warm hug on a crisp Otways morning. The open-plan living space is flooded with natural light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the surrounding greenery like a living painting. Exposed brick feature walls and a crackling fireplace add layers of texture and charm that beg for a vinyl collection and a well-shaken martini.

The kitchen is a slick, modern number with a nod to mid-century cool—high-gloss cabinetry, gleaming stone benchtops, a built-in pantry, and gas Smeg cooking for all your fondue and roast needs. There’s even a two-drawer dishwasher because practicality can be stylish too.

All four bedrooms come with their own split system—comfort for everyone. Two have private ensuites for a bit of luxury, and one even sports built-in robes. In total, there are five toilets (because queuing is so last century), plus a separate shower for good measure.

Out the back, a sunny north-facing deck beckons for long afternoon teas or evening soirees. The property’s been fully rewired and replumbed, with a whopping 60,000-litre water tank keeping things eco-smart. The established garden is a leafy maze of paths and nooks, just waiting for a hammock, a garden gnome, or a wild imagination.

It’s not just a home—it’s a slice of history with a twinkle in its eye and a whole lot of personality.

Please call Jake Theodore to book your private inspection 0417 507 692

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