You won't believe what this 'unique' home is made of - and it's worth $4MILLION more than the median price for the area An Victoria home was built using recyclable materials and a shipping container READ MORE: Beautiful French hideaway in the heart of an Aussie city By Shania Obrien For Daily Mail Australia Published: 08:34 EDT, 28 May 2024 | Updated: 08:38 EDT, 28 May 2024 e-mail View comments Advertisement A sprawling home in rural Victoria is set to sell for $4.9million thanks to its incredible country views and unique eco-friendly features. Affectionately named 'Wombat Hill Farm', the main house is a 'sustainability showpiece' designed by zero-waste architect Joost Bakker, with elevated countryside views of Mount Franklin, Mount Tarrengower, Musk, and beyond.
The median property price in Daylesford is $875,000 - which makes Wombat Hill's high asking price particularly noteworthy. The home was made using 100 per cent recyclable materials - including a repurposed shipping container for the wet areas such as the bathrooms, laundry and kitchen. 'You could deconstruct the house and reuse all of the materials again if you wanted,' property manager Annette Leary told FEMAIL.
The Daylesford property is on 7.4 acres of land and sits at the base of a winding driveway lined with ornamental pear trees. A sprawling home in rural Victoria is set to sell for $4.
9million thanks to its incredible country views and unique eco-friendly features The home boasts elevated views of Mount Frankl.
