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Harvest Farm, one of the Yarra Valley's finest residences on acreage, complete with two B &amp; B cottages, <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-acreage+semi+rural-vic-healesville-120056253" target="_blank">has been listed for sale</a>.
The Healesville estate was created by food and lifestyle business identities Michael Kennedy and Kylie Balharrie, who are best known for running the Healesville Hotel.
The 101 Badger Avenue has been listed through Matt Childs and Pat Hawkins at Pat Rice &amp; Hawkins who expect the 7.63 hectares (19 acres) property will attract offers above $1.6 million. 
Offers are due by August for the architect designed, craftsman built contemporary four bedroom homestead. The solar passive home was designed by architect Kylie Fitt and built by Overend Constructions in 2006 featuring the use of rammed earth, glass and cedar timber.
It was built along an east west axis with the 35 metre long rammed earth wall as its spine in order to harvest the solar resources and to show the unobstructed district features including the mountain ranges that adjoin Healesville.
The two original cottages on the property when the Kennedy-Balharrie partnership first purchased the block have been restored as self catering accommodation. 
Growth over the last decade has created an over six figure guest income, with the farming have been menioned in numerous architectural, lifestyle and destination publications, on popular television programs.
The house featured in the recently released Country Style Homes book as ”a house that inspires and delights”.
The family are moving closer to schools. 
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Rammed earth Harvest Farm, Healesville homestead listed 

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No bids yet for the latest online auction offering on the bidRhino.com website.
It is a six acre Upper Beaconsfield holding with a two bedroom cedar cottage.
Bidding is scheduled to run until July 2. <a href="https://www.bidrhino.com.au/vic/houses-for-sale/" target="_blank">More than $590,000 is tipped</a>.
There have been 350 plus inspections onsite since the offering was posted.
The auction began June 6.
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Montego Hills has brought forward its third land release of 15 lots owing to demand for Gold Coast acreage blocks.
Since the community’s launch four months ago, it has sold 30 acreage lots, mainly to homebuyers in southeast Queensland.
The third land release is on Saturday, with all 15 lots averaging 1 and a quarter acres (5,109 square metres) in size.
Montego Hills is at 97 Upper Ormeau Road, Kingsholme.
Villawood Properties co-executive director Tony Johnson said Montego Hills land releases were being brought forward by several months to keep up with buyer demand. 
It auction comes as the development’s first construction program gets underway, including earthworks, utility installation, stormwater drainage and civil works.
The lots are priced from $399,900 to $499,900. 
“Our buyers are attracted to the rural lifestyle on offer, with many looking at having a horse, a large veggie patch, a big shed or a swimming pool in their backyards," said Johnson.
 For more information, <a href="https://montegohills.villawoodproperties.com.au" target="_blank">click here</a>.
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Montego Hills fast-tracks third acreage release in Gold Coast

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Aveley, one of the Macedon Ranges' landmark homesteads, has been sold for the first time in 28 years.
Originally built as a Cobb &amp; Co station in the halcyon gold rush era it now sits on 28 acres in the farming district of Tylden.
The classic Victorian façade with a return verandah on bluestone foundations fetched $1,746,000 through Jellis Craig.
Inside there's exceptional internal proportions including a grand entry hall, 14 foot ceilings, marble fire surrounds and rich period detail.
The gardens have mature European trees including Oaks, Ash and a rare Arbutus unedo (Irish Strawberry tree).
An 11 ha authentic farm setting is supported by a cluster of farm buildings which offer options as stables, work shop or additional accommodation.
There are cattle yards, crush and 5 paddocks at the <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-vic-tylden-123980962" target="_blank">290 Central Road address.</a> 
"Aveley, is undoubtedly a once in a lifetime proposition," said agent Tom May's marketing.
It last sold at $320,000 in 1988.
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