With straw prices at a low we found an economic use for our large bales. Safe in the knowledge that there are no wolves to blow the house down we erected some pig houses.
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“Greenvale” is steeped in history, being an original selection of some 60,000 acres shearing in excess of 70,000 sheep. When the property was broken up in the 19th century, one of the original settlers, Josiah Austin retained the homestead portion built around 1850, it is currently approximately 100 squares in size. Incorporated under the roofline are three separate wings. Impressive formal entertaining areas overlooking magnificent garden setting.
The Homestead
Wanting a Farm Experience? Stay at Greenvale!
Description: A full working farm, guests accommodated in the self-contained West Wing of the original 1850's historic sandstone Homestead. On 1100 acres the Hopkins river runs the length of the property overlooked by an escarpment where you can look over the property to the Grampians Mountains
General Amenities: Tennis court, Hopkins RiverNear by
Attractions: Grampians, Wine regions, an hour to the coast
Activities: Hay rides, River walks, star gazing, watching sunsets, BBQ, Picnics
Accommodates: Approx: 5 families
Call to book or inquire: (03) 5354 1343
or email: chillout@greenvale-homestead.com.au
Click here for location
General Amenities: Tennis court, Hopkins RiverNear by
Attractions: Grampians, Wine regions, an hour to the coast
Activities: Hay rides, River walks, star gazing, watching sunsets, BBQ, Picnics
Accommodates: Approx: 5 families
Call to book or inquire: (03) 5354 1343
or email: chillout@greenvale-homestead.com.au
Click here for location
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