2B Skyline Terrace, Mount Hotham is listed for sale.
Snuggling up around a warm fire after a day on the slopes could be a new reality for prospective alpine buyers with these winter gems.
A myriad of lavish snowy escapes have hit the market across Mount Buller, Mount Hotham and Falls Creek for avid ski fans.
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Castran managing director John Castran said the most active alpine property market was Mount Buller because of its proximity to Melbourne.
“Four years ago, we used to get very, very excited when we sold something for more than $1.5m and then post-Covid, we used to get very, very excited when we sold something for $4m-$5m,” Mr Castran said.
“Now we’ve sold properties over $8m.”
He said the one thing that underpinned Mount Buller was that there was no more development land up there.
Monarch/5 Summit Rd, Mount Buller sold in June and had an asking price of $10m.
Mr Castran added that Covid was good for alpine property because people had never worked from ski fields before in Australia, like accountants and solicitors.
“That started and it’s continued to be a very powerful force,” he said.
And he explained that the biggest catalyst of property buying across all the snow regions was the popularity of the ski clubs.
Adams Estate Agents managing director Mark Adams said the real estate market in Mount Buller was moving steadily and they were dealing with plenty of buyers at the moment at all different price ranges.
“Prices are holding. We haven’t seen any big drop in the marketplace,” Mr Adams said.
The co*cktail bar in ‘Monarch’.
He added that at the time of the conversation, it was snowing outside and there was 90 centimetres of snow forecast in the next two weeks.
And recently the agency smashed Mount Buller’s residential price record when they sold the six-bedroom apartment ‘Monarch’ at 5 Summit Rd.
While Mr Adams declined to comment on the price, he said it had a price guide of $10m.
It features a sauna, gym, cinema room, drying room and even a co*cktail bar.
MOUNT BULLER
Penthouse 810/11 Summit Rd
Penthouse 810/11 Summit Rd is listed for sale with a $4.1m price tag.
The kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau appliances.
A six-bedroom penthouse at 810/11 Summit Rd, Mount Buller has everything from two heated car spaces to four private ski storage cages, which has hit the market with a $4.1m price guide.
After attempting a double black run and coming home with sore legs, the future buyers can strip off their wet ski gear in their very own drying room and hop into their cedar sauna to relax.
The large cedar sauna.
The spacious kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau appliances, breakfast seating and a built-in bar adjacent to expansive living and dining areas.
In the warmer months, the penthouse has four balconies but when it’s cold, there’s a large open fireplace to get toasty.
2/25 Summit Rd
2/25 Summit Rd is listed with a $4.9m price guide.
The drying room has heated floors.
Another chalet listed for sale in Mount Buller is the four-bedroom house at 2/25 Summit Rd.
In the “Buffalo Blues” complex, there are just two townhouses designed by Andrew Norbury over four levels and includes a garage.
One of four bedrooms.
All four bedrooms have ensuites and one has an outdoor terrace.
There is also a cinema room in the basem*nt, while the garage has equipment storage and laundry facilities.
3.1/39 Summit Rd
3.1/39 Summit Rd is listed with a $4.5m-$4.75m price tag.
The expansive kitchen with limestone benchtops and Miele appliances.
This three-bedroom apartment at 3.1/39 Summit Rd features limestone benchtops and flooring throughout, as well as an open fireplace, hot tub, barbecue and private lift access.
The spacious hallway.
It’s being sold fully furnished, and has an integrated TV system with home audio via Sonos.
The property is northeast facing and offers views across Buller Village and Mount Stirling.
After a ski on the slopes, there’s a private ski storage room to put your snow gear.
The abode has a $4.5m-$4.75m price tag.
FALLS CREEK
7/1 Arlberg St
7/1 Arlberg St, Falls Creek is listed for sale priced out $4.75m.
The four-bedroom apartment is called ‘Koki’.
In Falls Creek, a four-bedroom apartment at 7/1 Arlberg St boasts a double-sided open wood fireplace, a large drying room as well as a communal spa, sauna and cold plunge pool.
The finishes in the home include Italian granite benchtops, timber veneer joinery herringbone parquetry flooring and brushed Swiss brass tapware.
The home has a double-sided fireplace.
And when you’re driving up the mountain or are on your last ski run, the eSmart heating system can be turned on via your mobile phone.
The luxe abode has a $4.75m price guide.
E605/17 Bogong High Plains Rd
E605/17 Bogong High Plains Rd is listed for sale with $2.6m price hopes.
The kitchen has stone bench tops and a steam oven.
Another ski-in, ski-out Falls Creek residence is the three-bedroom penthouse at E605/17 Bogong High Plains Rd, which is priced at $2.6m.
On the top floor of the East St Falls building, the home can host eight people across its 144 sqm.
The open plan dining and lounge area.
It has an open plan dining and lounge area looking out to Spion Kopje, Ropers Spur and the Kiewa valley, which can also be viewed from the large spa on its balcony.
MOUNT HOTHAM
2B Skyline Terrace
2B Skyline Terrace is listed with $2.85m price hopes.
Granite benchtops adorn the kitchen.
‘Revelstoke’ at 2B Skyline Terrace, Mount Hotham is a five-bedroom home with views of the ski slopes.
This large abode has a drying room, dedicated study, a Stuv-21 fireplace and an EV charger in its private garage.
The cosy dining area.
The kitchen is fitted with an integrated Liebherr fridge and freezer, Ilve 900mm stand-alone oven and cooktop, centralised heat recovery system, underground heating in the bathrooms and Starlink internet already installed.
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