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Breathtaking, exceptional, matchless … choose your superlatives to describe the refined architecture and 14-hectare grounds found here, 10 minutes out of Woodend.

Recently snazzed up with new taupe carpet, light wall paint and pearl-grey roller blinds, this brick veneer, on a corner block of about 1585 square metres, has plenty of family appeal. Entertainers will love it, too, for its great outdoor areas.

Maella House, a beautifully designed, spanking-new Victorian cottage tribute, is a superb choice for city-commuting professionals who want the winsome Woodend lifestyle, without weekends spent on onerous property upkeep.

In one of the best little pockets in town - with unimpeded views of treed hills and countryside, yet just a three-minute zip to the main shopping precinct - this fully revamped residence is a true gem.

A soul-uplifting drive through bushland, about 12 kilometres from Woodend, leads to Glorieux, a 29-hectare property of sweeping cleared land with two dams and a seasonal creek stocked with trout and redfin.

A soul-uplifting drive through bushland, about 12 kilometres from Woodend, leads to Glorieux, a 29-hectare property of sweeping cleared land with two dams and...

Fancy watching the annual fireworks over Melbourne's city skyline from your elevated front deck or full-length verandah - as well as from inside rooms? That's what this pristine property offers as one highlight among many.

It's just three minutes by car to the main shopping precinct and a five-minute walk to the primary school, but this beautifully presented log cabin on about 3080 square metres feels like a secluded hideaway.

Packed to the rafters - literally - with sophistication and elegance, this wonderful house has been revamped entirely to emerge as one with magnetism for all types of home-hunters.

This impressive newly built abode, perched on about 1190 square metres, will have families queuing up to get in on the space, class and wonderful atmosphere on offer.

Raven Thorn, a restored 1856 red-brick house, with wraparound verandah, is a tribute to keeping history intact, but with a masterful eye kept on genuine liveability.

High and handsome, this Georgian-inspired abode is in a brilliant spot for navigating the town’s attractions. A short laneway at court’s end leads to the main drag, along which is the Barringo Village – home to fab provedore/cafe Baringo Food & Wine Co – the train station, primary school and other services.

Sure to become a landmark in Rosenthal estate, this large spanking-new residence makes quite a splash on its gently sloping corner block.

Backing on to the golf course, within five minutes of the heart of town and the primary school, this beautiful residence - on a manicured spread of about 4125 square metres - has discerning family written all over it.

The magnificence of this 165-hectare spread simply can’t be overstated. On three titles – Nardoo, Killarney and Tipperary – the farming and horse property is steeped in history, perhaps best embodied in the writing of World War II prisoners still to be found on what are now the walls of one of the artist studios, the 400-year-old trees, and the many pre-war outbuildings.