Myamyn East Conservation Property for Sale in Victoria

Myamyn East

Hotspur, Victoria

Location: Triggers Road, Myamyn, VIC 3304

Region: Near Heywood, South West VIC

Size: 96.72 ha

Price: $250,000

Property Status: For Sale

Agent Details

To enquire about this property, please reach out to the following contact:

Agent: Adrian Smith
Phone: 0400178945
Email: adrian.smith@nutrien.com.au

Own 97 hectares of tranquil bushland at Myamyn East, offering ecological significance and a perfect nature retreat.

The property, within the boundaries of the Annya State Forest, is protected forever under a Trust for Nature conservation covenant with an active management plan in place to help future owners manage and preserve this land. This includes a 2-hectare non-covenanted area suitable for camping and other domestics uses (STCA and covenant conditions).

This significant parcel boasts two dams and a picturesque wetland, as well as established and new growth forest, supporting diverse flora and fauna.

Inspection of Myamyn East is highly recommended for any prospective owner passionate about conservation and seeking a unique property with long-term benefits for nature. Neighbouring property (Myamyn West) is also available.

Endangered Species

This site includes Lowland Forest, Damp Sands Herb-rich Woodland, and Swamp Scrub, as well as over 24 hectares of Herb-rich Foothill Forest, a vegetation type classified as Vulnerable in the region.

Among the native flora, you'll find Shining Peppermint (Eucalyptus willisii) and Showy Lobelia (Lobelia gibbosa), both species of local botanical interest. These diverse plant communities provide vital structure and food sources for the array of fauna that call this environment home.

The property is inhabited by Koalas, and is known habitat for several notable and threatened species, including the Southern Toadlet (a small, ground-dwelling frog), the Long-nosed Potoroo (a shy marsupial important for forest health) and the Powerful Owl, Australia’s largest owl and an apex predator within these ecosystems.

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Key Features

Restored Wetland: A 4-hectare wetland adds ecological and visual value to the site, supporting a wide array of native species

Biodiversity Hotspot: A 2021–22 Glenelg-Hopkins CMA and BirdLife Australia survey recorded 35 bird species and 6 frog species on-site

Ecological Restoration: Planted with 1,500 native species in 2021 to support long-term habitat recovery and biodiversity

Regenerating Landscape: Previously cleared and planted with non-local blue gums, Cassinia purchased the property to return it to its natural ecological state