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Shares for sale

A unique opportunity to live in your own “national park”.

Do you want to live on 128h of natural bush, in a community of like-minded people who actively work for the conservation and protection of the property’s flora and fauna? 


Round the Bend Conservation Co-operative has shares, some with a house, for sale to the right people.

Site 13
 

Site only.

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IMPORTANT: the likelihood of developing these sites (i.e. building a house) in the foreseeable future is low. It cannot be assumed that planning approval will be granted to develop the vacant sites.

However, the Co-op has a moveable dwelling policy in place for these sites which would enable a member to utilise their site for short stays (less than 30 days) and participate more fully in Co-op activities. (Subject to Council regulations.)

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Site 16
 

This double storey mudbrick home has a wrap-around veranda on two sides, three bedrooms and one bathroom. With open plan lounge, dining and kitchen, it features timber lined vaulted ceilings, a clerestory window and terracotta floors. A slow combustion wood heater keeps you cosy in winter.

 

(Offers around $500,000)

Site 17
 

Site only.

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IMPORTANT: the likelihood of developing these sites (i.e. building a house) in the foreseeable future is low. It cannot be assumed that planning approval will be granted to develop the vacant sites.

However, the Co-op has a moveable dwelling policy in place for these sites which would enable a member to utilise their site for short stays (less than 30 days) and participate more fully in Co-op activities. (Subject to Council regulations.)

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Information & contact

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We’re looking for people who:


•    Will actively care for the bush through strategic planning and practical ground work
•    Want to live in a natural setting where 128h is your garden and you share it with the wildlife
•    Will actively participate in running the Co-operative.

 

If you think this sounds like you, find out more about how to become a member here.


For more information contact Richard by email or on 0414 364 784

© 2017 RTBCC.

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We thank the following for images used on this website: Frank Pierce, Sirion Pierce, Kay Hawkins, Neill & Karyn Kamminga and other members of Round the Bend Conservation Co-operative. © Images supplied by Sirion Pierce

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We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations as the Traditional Owners of the land on which the RTBCC stands. We respectfully recognise Elders both past and present and endeavour to demonstrate this respect by managing this unique land and protecting its integrity.

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