BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//commercialrealestate.com.au//NONSGML ical.net 4.0//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Bringalbit C.1858\nA Remarkable Historic Estate in the Heart of the Macedon Ranges\, Bringalbit is an extraordinary rural holding wher e history\, landscape\, and lifestyle come together in rare harmony. Rich in character and natural beauty\, the property offers an immersive count ry experienceone where Highland cattle graze peacefully\, peacocks wander freely\, and wildlife flourishes across gardens\, lake\, and pasture.\n\ nFrom tranquil walks through the olive grove to quiet moments by the wate r's edge\, Bringalbit reveals a living landscape alive with ducks\, guine a fowl\, wallabies\, and an ever-changing tapestry of rural life. At its core sits the original granite homestead\, thoughtfully expanded over tim e\, now anchoring a property suited to a range of agricultural pursuits i ncluding beef\, wool\, fat-lamb production\, or boutique stud operations. Positioned approximately 30 km north-northwest of Mount Macedon\, the p roperty rests within a gentle fold of rolling granite hills\, sheltered a nd serene.\n\nA Living History\nSpanning more than 150 years\, Bringalbit 's story is deeply embedded in its land.\nOriginally comprising 1\,263 ac res\, the property was first acquired by John Apperley in 1858\, marking the beginning of its pastoral legacy. The granite homesteadconstructed in stagesstands today as a testament to early craftsmanship\, with an engra ved date of April 1\, 1871\, marking a significant phase of its developme nt under John Lang.\n\nSubsequent custodians each left their mark:\n Will iam Fysh (18871908) shaped the landscape\, creating the lake and planting many of the grand exotic trees that define the grounds today.\n The Gard iner family\, during and after the Second World War\, continued the tradi tion of planting\, contributing enduring features such as the spruce in t he old mine.\n William Runting (19551962) enhanced the built environment\ , constructing stone walls\, planting pines\, and adding further characte r to the estate.\n Since 1990\, the current owners have undertaken extens ive restoration\, revitalising both homestead and gardens while introduci ng new plantings and opening the landscape to light and air.\n\nLandscape & Gardens\nBringalbit's landscape is both dramatic and intimate. A nearb y creek feeds two dams before flowing into the garden lake and cascading over rocky falls\, creating a constant connection between water\, land\, and sky.\n\nThe fertile granite soilenriched over generationssupports a d iverse and thriving garden environment. Once largely open grazing land\, the grounds have been transformed into a richly layered garden precinct f eaturing:\n A quince and crabapple walk\n Mixed shrub and perennial borde rs\n Productive vegetable gardens\n An established olive grove\n A flouri shing orchard\n\nTowering remnant treesPeppermint Gums\, Yellow Box\, and Manna Gumsstand alongside 19th-century plantings of conifers\, poplars\, willows\, Monterey pines\, and Osage trees\, creating shelter\, scale\, and a sense of permanence.\nA sweeping kilometre-long gravel drive leads through rolling pastures to the homestead\, where a secluded 4-hectare ga rden unfolds with remarkable maturity and tranquillity.\n\nGranite quarri ed on the property unifies the entire landscapeappearing in walls\, terra ces\, steps\, creek crossings\, and the lake spillwayits weathered surfac es reinforcing a deep connection to place.\n\nGuest Accommodation:\nBring albit offers a unique opportunity for lifestyle and income through its ch arming\, self-contained accommodation.\n\nWoolshed Hill House:\nA beautif ully positioned 3 bedroom cottage with its own private garden and olive g rove\, complemented by sweeping rural views from the rear verandah.\n\nTh e Shearers Shack:\nA 2 bedroom cottage overlooking the historic shearing shed\, with picturesque outlooks enjoyed from the front verandah.\n\nAddi tional outbuildings include: the original woolshedoffering significant po tential for conversion into a function or event space (STCA) the former s tone kitchen\, gardeners cottage a character-filled timber slab dairy awa iting restoration and a 3 bay car port.\n\nA Premier Rural Opportunity\n\ nThe Macedon Ranges is widely regarded as one of Victoria's most desirabl e rural regions\, known for its cool climate\, premium grazing\, and clos e proximity to Melbourne.\n\nBringalbit represents a rare opportunity to secure a significant historic estateoffered as a wholewhere lifestyle\, a gricultural productivity\, and heritage combine in a truly exceptional se tting.\n\n\n** We have obtained all information in this document from sou rces we believe to be reliable\, however\, we cannot guarantee its accura cy. 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Bringalbit C.1858
A Remarkab le Historic Estate in the Heart of the Macedon Ranges\, Bringalbit is an extraordinary rural holding where history\, landscape\, and lifestyle com e together in rare harmony. Rich in character and natural beauty\, the pr operty offers an immersive country experienceone where Highland cattle gr aze peacefully\, peacocks wander freely\, and wildlife flourishes across gardens\, lake\, and pasture.

From tranquil walks through th e olive grove to quiet moments by the water's edge\, Bringalbit reveals a living landscape alive with ducks\, guinea fowl\, wallabies\, and an eve r-changing tapestry of rural life. At its core sits the original granite homestead\, thoughtfully expanded over time\, now anchoring a property su ited to a range of agricultural pursuits including beef\, wool\, fat-lamb production\, or boutique stud operations. Positioned approximately 30 k m north-northwest of Mount Macedon\, the property rests within a gentle f old of rolling granite hills\, sheltered and serene.

A Livin g History
Spanning more than 150 years\, Bringalbit's story is deep ly embedded in its land.
Originally comprising 1\,263 acres\, the p roperty was first acquired by John Apperley in 1858\, marking the beginni ng of its pastoral legacy. The granite homesteadconstructed in stagesstan ds today as a testament to early craftsmanship\, with an engraved date of April 1\, 1871\, marking a significant phase of its development under Jo hn Lang.

Subsequent custodians each left their mark:
William Fysh (18871908) shaped the landscape\, creating the lake and plan ting many of the grand exotic trees that define the grounds today.
The Gardiner family\, during and after the Second World War\, continued the tradition of planting\, contributing enduring features such as the sp ruce in the old mine.
William Runting (19551962) enhanced the buil t environment\, constructing stone walls\, planting pines\, and adding fu rther character to the estate.
Since 1990\, the current owners hav e undertaken extensive restoration\, revitalising both homestead and gard ens while introducing new plantings and opening the landscape to light an d air.

Landscape & Gardens
Bringalbit's landscape is b oth dramatic and intimate. A nearby creek feeds two dams before flowing i nto the garden lake and cascading over rocky falls\, creating a constant connection between water\, land\, and sky.

The fertile grani te soilenriched over generationssupports a diverse and thriving garden en vironment. Once largely open grazing land\, the grounds have been transfo rmed into a richly layered garden precinct featuring:
A quince and crabapple walk
Mixed shrub and perennial borders
Productiv e vegetable gardens
An established olive grove
A flourishin g orchard

Towering remnant treesPeppermint Gums\, Yellow Box \, and Manna Gumsstand alongside 19th-century plantings of conifers\, pop lars\, willows\, Monterey pines\, and Osage trees\, creating shelter\, sc ale\, and a sense of permanence.
A sweeping kilometre-long gravel d rive leads through rolling pastures to the homestead\, where a secluded 4 -hectare garden unfolds with remarkable maturity and tranquillity.

Granite quarried on the property unifies the entire landscapeappea ring in walls\, terraces\, steps\, creek crossings\, and the lake spillwa yits weathered surfaces reinforcing a deep connection to place.
Guest Accommodation:
Bringalbit offers a unique opportunity for lifestyle and income through its charming\, self-contained accommodation .

Woolshed Hill House:
A beautifully positioned 3 bedr oom cottage with its own private garden and olive grove\, complemented by sweeping rural views from the rear verandah.

The Shearers S hack:
A 2 bedroom cottage overlooking the historic shearing shed\, with picturesque outlooks enjoyed from the front verandah.

A dditional outbuildings include: the original woolshedoffering significant potential for conversion into a function or event space (STCA) the forme r stone kitchen\, gardeners cottage a character-filled timber slab dairy awaiting restoration and a 3 bay car port.

A Premier Rural O pportunity

The Macedon Ranges is widely regarded as one of V ictoria's most desirable rural regions\, known for its cool climate\, pre mium grazing\, and close proximity to Melbourne.

Bringalbit represents a rare opportunity to secure a significant historic estateoffe red as a wholewhere lifestyle\, agricultural productivity\, and heritage combine in a truly exceptional setting.


** We have ob tained all information in this document from sources we believe to be rel iable\, however\, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchaser s are advised to carry out their own investigations.

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