14 Main Street Strathbogie, VIC, 3666

Historic Scale with Space to Entertain, Grow and Evolve

Some homes are defined by their address. Others are remembered for how they make you feel.

With its soaring ceilings, remarkable sense of volume and unmistakable history, 12–14 Main Street is one of Strathbogie's most distinctive properties - a substantial residence offering genuine flexibility, character and lifestyle appeal across two titles and approximately 7,282sqm.

Originally built c.1880s as the Royal Mountjoy Lodge, the approximately 350sqm residence has lived several lives, including as the Strathbogie Community Hall and a restaurant, before being thoughtfully adapted into a spacious and highly individual family home.

Inside, the scale is immediately apparent. The central living and dining space rises beneath soaring ceilings, with an elevated loft/gallery adding architectural interest and flexible space above. High windows draw in natural light, while timber floors, timber-lined ceilings and generous proportions create a warm and atmospheric setting for family life and entertaining.

Multiple living zones provide room to gather, relax or retreat, with a dedicated bar integrated into the main living area. The large kitchen is designed for both everyday living and larger occasions, featuring extensive bench space, a substantial island, walk-in pantry and separate scullery.

Accommodation includes four bedrooms, with the master enjoying an ensuite, together with a central family bathroom and additional toilets. The flexible layout will appeal to families, those seeking room for guests or extended family, and buyers looking for a home that can adapt to changing needs.

Period character is complemented by practical modern improvements including:

- Baltic pine walls and Tasmanian oak flooring
- High ceilings and timber-lined ceiling detail
- Some double-glazed windows and insulation
- Updated wiring and plumbing
- Solar power
- Heating and cooling
- Approximately 170,000 litres of water storage with filtration

The adjoining title adds considerable lifestyle and practical value, with shedding, garage and workshop infrastructure providing space for vehicles, equipment, storage and creative pursuits. Established gardens and productive areas further enhance the sense of space, while the combined holding offers potential for future use or development, subject to relevant approvals.

With Seven Creeks frontage and a position within walking distance of the General Store, Primary School and Golf Course, the property is wonderfully connected to the Strathbogie community. Polly McQuinns Weir and the surrounding beauty of the Strathbogie Ranges are only minutes away.

This is a property with history, presence and room to evolve - a former lodge transformed into a generous home, entertaining space and lifestyle holding of uncommon character.

A home of soaring volume, genuine history and room for whatever comes next.

Key features

- Approx. 7,282sqm across two titles
- Approx. 350sqm residence
- Former Royal Mountjoy Lodge, built c.1880s
- Four bedrooms - potential to create a fifth
- Master ensuite
- Multiple living and entertaining zones
- Elevated loft/gallery
- Dedicated bar area
- Large kitchen with walk-in pantry and separate scullery
- Seven Creeks frontage
- Shedding, garage and workshop infrastructure
- Solar power
- Approx. 170,000L water storage with filtration
- Walk to General Store, Primary School and Golf Course
- Minutes to Polly McQuinns Weir
- Potential for further use or development, subject to approvals

The property is offered as the complete 12–14 Main Street holding across two titles. Any alternate use or development possibilities are subject to relevant approvals and authorities.


All information contained herein is provided for general information purposes only and has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable. While every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy, Elders Real Estate Euroa and its representatives make no warranty or representation as to its accuracy or completeness. All measurements, dimensions, areas, distances, boundaries, floor areas, land sizes and other particulars are approximate and provided as a guide only. Interested parties should undertake their own enquiries and obtain independent advice to verify any information that is material to their decision to purchase. Any reference to potential use, development or subdivision is subject to relevant authority approvals and should be independently verified.