Cedar & Weatherboard Home with Breathtaking Views Hepburn Retreat Living
Nestled in a quiet pocket of Hepburn, this charming double-storey cedar and weatherboard home captures the essence of country living, with panoramic views across Breakneck Gorge and the Elevated Plains. Set on an expansive 880m² (approx.) allotment, it offers peace, privacy, and character in one of the region's most picturesque settings. Warm timber finishes and thoughtfully designed spaces welcome you i
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Average Age
52 years
Population
631
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