Off Grid in the Woolshed Valley Eldorado

For a visceral bush immersion in the heart of Victoria’s Woolshed Valley, venture just beyond Eldorado to your peaceful bush escape . It’s here, on the deck of the off-grid home – immersed in the sounds of the babbling creek and the kookaburras, and the heady scent of eucalyptus – that you can press pause on all the to-do lists and just be. This is Ned Kelly country (police chased Kelly and his gang right through the property), but for thousands of years before that, and still, it belongs to the Bpangerang people.

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Beechworth, Milawa and the High Country are all nearby but with so much to explore on your doorstep, you’re best off lacing up your boots to discover specially commissioned First Nations artworks and beautiful lookouts within the 54-acre Land for Wildlife registered property – there’s even a waterfall just 500 metres from the border. Then, sink into the outdoor bath and slow time with a hefty dose of analogue books and games.

As a sustainable and comfortable off-grid home with nature at its doorstep, this Eldorado accommodation is the perfect place to unwind, disconnect and reconnect with nature. While staying with us, you can explore the nearby towns of Wangaratta, Milawa, and Beechworth or visit Barry's falls, The Ned Kelly Trail, and Woolshed Falls. Besides being one of the most beautiful spots in Australia, Eldorado also has a long history of gold-mining activity dating back to the Gold rush. It's also home to ancient sacred mountains that served as birthing places for the indigenous tribes that inhabited the area hundreds of years ago.

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    About Your Stay

    “It’s here, sitting on the deck of the off-grid home – immersed in the sounds of the babbling creek and the kookaburras, and the heady scent of eucalyptus – that you can press pause on all the to-do lists and just be.”

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    Our History

    Our land is surrounded by history which has shaped Australia, including visits from the Kelly Gang, evidence of Chinese gold-mining activity from the Gold Rush, and indigenous birthing places and sacred mountains.

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    Explore Nearby

    With the High Country right at your fingertips there’s adventure to be found, stories to discover, and gourmet regions of Milawa and Beechworth just a stone’s throw away to excite your culinary senses.

 A bushland escape in Victoria’s North East

Imagine waking up to the sounds of chirping birds, nature's gentle breeze on your face, and a warm drink in your hand. You get that from our off-grid luxury home in Victoria's North East. This Eldorado accommodation is the perfect getaway for couples or families seeking an escape from city life and some Rest and Relaxation in the bush.

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Besides being in a sustainable and inspirational off-grid location, our accommodation is a bushland haven with a historic twist. With its surrounding landscape of gumtrees, granite hills, and rivers, it is bold and rugged. The bushland was once home to the notorious Ned Kelley gang, plus the indigenous people have a well-kept record of what the area signifies to their culture and livelihood.

Regardless of your needs, this majestic home with unmatched off-grid amenities and efficient energy use offers a minimalist approach to living that promotes well-being and calmness. The house has been thoughtfully furnished with a mix of modern and vintage furniture, tasteful art, beautiful lamps, soft cushions, and upholstery that add a personal touch to each room. Every piece of décor has been carefully handpicked and speaks to the owners' love of nature and travel.

 
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We’ve created a place of quiet fulfilment, free from the distractions of the outside world. We invite you to unplug and enjoy the Australian landscape.

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