Tucked away on Paynters Road, just 10 minutes north of Violet Town, this 129 hectare property lies within the Goulburn-Broken catchment and showcases large-scale ecological restoration.

Previously a sheep grazing property, Earlston has been transformed into a thriving native vegetation ecosystem, with a prominent creek line running through the property enhanced to support riparian biodiversity.

This property sits within a district increasingly recognised by its conservation value, boarded by the Upotipotpon Nature Conservation Reserve to the southeast. The surrounding landscape supports a wide range of threatened species, with native fauna such as the Bearded Dragon, Grey-Crowned Babbler, Squirrel Glider and Hooded Robin known to inhabit the area.

With a 3 hectare designated Domestic Area, Earlston offers future landowners the opportunity to steward a carefully restored landscape with open country charm. Just 2 hours from Melbourne's CBD, it's a property for those seeking a rural getaway and the chance to be part of a broader effort to protect Victoria's natural heritage.