Billabong Valley

Set on 40 acres, this film and TV location exudes a country, eclectic, and simple charm, offering spectacular views of sprawling bushland and valleys below. The unique landscape includes a beautiful dam adorned with water lilies. The house, built in 2001, takes a rectangular shape and sits atop a shed to prevent flooding, providing a distinctive touch to the setting.

With 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a spacious balcony, the house is both practical and picturesque. The surroundings boast several fire pits, a wrecked caravan, and the company of nearby farm animals, enhancing the rural atmosphere. The home, simple and shabby, cleverly utilises space, making it versatile enough to double as a farmer's cottage, shearers' quarters, dorm, or a shared house. Capture the essence of rural simplicity and affordability against the backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty in this unique film and TV location.