July 5, 2021
Mt Buller & Mt Stirling’s Newspaper PH: (03) 5775 2115
E: sales.mcourier@nemedia.com.au
INSIDE
PAGE 2
Meat delivered to your door
FOR THE LITTLE ONES WOZ and the Animals of the Magical Mountains kept the kids entertained at the end of the ski school day last week on Mt Buller. Turn to page 8 for more photos of Kids Week.
PAGE 6
Remember Chumpy
PAGE 9
Disabled skiing
INDEX Skier profile........ p9 Real Estate ....... p13
Cattleman’s Railjam returns BURTON Snowboards is pleased to announce the return of Australia’s premier rail event, the Burton Cattleman’s Railjam, happening in a brand new online format from Saturday, July 17 to Sunday August 1. After a hiatus in 2020, the country’s longest running snowboarding event will return as a web-based contest, with $16,000 worth of cash prizes up for grabs and for the first time since its inception, equal prize money for men and women. In its 15th instalment, this year’s contest will look a little different to years past, but with the same Cattleman’s spirit we’ve come to know and love. For a two-week period, riders will have the opportunity to ride a
Cattleman’s inspired feature in the Mt Buller Park and upload up to 10 tricks to the online Cattleman’s event hub. This year’s contest will take place on a brand-new Cattleman’s inspired park feature, specifically designed and built by the Mt Buller Parks team. The feature draws inspiration from the original stair set in the Mt Buller Village Square and includes multiple hit options including a down rail, down-flat-down and close out rail. The rail feature will be open daily from July 17 to July 31 in the Skyline Park, and the event is open to riders of all abilities and ages for the full twoweek period. “The idea with this new online format is that it offers the chance for snowboarders of all abilities to ride the
feature in their own time, at their own pace without the pressure of a crowd,” Burton Australia and New Zealand marketing and brand manager Paul Colby said. “Tricks will then be scored online by a panel of judges, with a rider’s top five tricks amounting to their overall score.” At the end of the two-week period, the top three men and top three women’s scores will make up the 2021 Cattleman’s Railjam podium and take home a share of $16,000 in prize money, with an additional cash prize for Best Trick (1st place $4000; 2nd place $2000; 3rd place $1000; Best Trick $1000). Burton is proud to partner with Clippero as the official event platform
for the Cattleman’s event. The Clippero hub offers the ability for users to easily upload and submit videos, watch other entries, read rules and view leaderboards - all from your smartphone or desktop. Entry terms and conditions apply. Full rules and details for the event are available at clippero.com/ burtonaustralianz. Burton is also proud to be continuing their partnership with Pirate Life Brewing who will be hosting the official Cattleman’s Après Drinks on August 1 at Smokehouse Mt Buller, where winners will be announced live online. Burton Cattleman’s Railjam partners include Burton Snowboards, Pirate Life, anon, and Mt Buller.
PAGE 2 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
NEWS
www.nemedia.com.au
Door-to-door meat and meal deliveries
Mt Buller & Mt Stirling’s Newspaper
Est. 1984 Incorporating Mt Buller - Mt Stirling News and Mt Buller Times (Est. 2007)
MARKETING & SALES MANAGER: Leah Scott. Ph: (03) 5733 1102 lscott@nemedia.com.au SALES CONSULTANT: Jake Reeves. Ph: (03) 5733 1104 jreeves@nemedia.com.au EDITOR: Jarrah Loh
A NEW business venture for Chris at Alpine Butchery, Highett Street Village, Mansfield has seen him take on twice daily deliveries to Mt Buller customers. “I was phoning around to see where I could supply meat and other products to over the winter and although leading into the Queen’s Birthday weekend things were still slow, it has taken off all of a sudden since then and we are now delivering to residents, lodges and restaurants
JOURNALIST: Pam Zierk- Mahoney PZierk-Mahoney@nemedia.com.au Ph: (03) 5775 2115. Published by Hartley Higgins for Mansfield Newspapers Pty Ltd at the registered office, 98 High Street, Mansfield 3722. Printed web offset by North East Media Pty Ltd, 37 Rowan Street, Wangaratta, 3677. YOUR NEWS: Contributed articles, news, artwork and color photographs from readers are most welcome. Please mail to: Mansfield Newspapers 98 High Street, Mansfield 3722 P.O. Box 290, Mansfield 3724. Ph: (03) 5775 2115 Fax: (03) 5775 1580
twice each day, five days a week. “We deliver Monday to Friday and then on Saturday to get anyone out of trouble,” Chris said. “We have partnered with Kenny of KG Logistics who has jumped on board and every morning picks up the orders and then returns for the second delivery around 1pm for door-to-door service, anything along the way as well,” Chris said. Popular among the orders are Alpine Butchery’s heat and serve
meals including pies, tarts, curries, parmas and stir fries - just heat and serve or quick to cook. Chris employs a qualified chef who produces all the ‘heat and serve’ dishes including winter warming curried sausages, crumbed sausages, and traditional ham and parsley terrine (Farce Charcuterie) just to name a few, along with pies and one particular favourite, salmon tarts. “It is all going pretty well and
the meat of course is also doing well,” Chris said. “The restaurants take a pile of meat, nearly every order going out there is meat deliveries to the restaurants. “It is all good, so anyone who wants a delivery must order before midday Mondays to Fridays to guarantee delivery the same day.” For orders call Chris or his staff members on 5775 1163 for Alpine Butchery deliveries.
We have a great range of quality butchers cuts, smokehouse small goods and chef prepared meals.
Delivering to Mt Buller Monday to Friday
or drop in to collect orders on your way home. Mansfield Shopping Village 9/22 Highett Street, Mansfield, Email: salesalpinebutchery@outlook.com or phone 5775 1163
MUCH TO CHOOSE FROM: Alpine Butchery offers a wide range of ‘heat and serve’ meals as well as the full choice of top quality meats - ready for door-to-door delivery.
NEWS
open daily school holidays
NEXT ISSUE OF MT BULLER NEWS Been to the snow and don't know what to do next?
JULY 19TH Editorial contributions & Advertising Booking deadline Tuesday July 13th lscott@nemedia.com.au 03 5733 1102
Come explore our 5 acres of fabulous gardens, watch a famous artist paint in his studio, enjoy lunch in our café & lose the kids in the maze while they hunt for our hidden gnomes.
A fun day for all!
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS AND EVERY WEEKEND 10AM - 5PM SUBJECT TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS
678 PiriesGoughs Bay Rd, Goughs Bay
Holiday Units & Overnight Accommodation
Snow Chains and Driving in the Snow,
Don’t worry about these! Stay with us, Park your car, and catch the Bus to Buller
CALL 03 5775 2335
www.nemedia.com.au
MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021 — PAGE 3
WORK IN PROGRESS: Landslip prevention works on Unnamed Corner on the Mt Buller Road commenced over the summer break.
Safe road to the top of Mt Buller THE Victorian Government has invested $32.8 million state-wide to proactively reduce the risk of landslips on key tourist routes as part of the $124 million Building Works package. Works on Mount Buller and Mount Stirling roads commenced in March 2021 and will pause during winter to minimise impact to resort traffic and recommence at the end of winter 2021. “We’re undertaking important work to reduce the risk of landslips at key locations across our road network, particularly those at higher risk in our alpine regions,” regional director (Hume) Department of Transport Steve Bowmaker said. “Landslip prevention works are under way at several key
sites in the Alpine region. “These works include constructing retaining walls, rebuilding roadside embankments, road reconstruction, drainage improvements and rockfall netting to reduce the risk of landslips and roadside hazards proactively. “Landslips can cause hugely disruptive road closures, severely impacting locals, visitors and industry and these works will go a long way to keeping these critical roads open and safe.” So far, work in the Mount Buller and Mount Stirling area has included more than 30 drainage culvert replacement and repairs, improvements to roadside drains, a minor road realignment and full reconstruction of a road embankment to greatly im-
prove drainage along these roads and to proactively reduce the risk of landslips; one of the main sites was at Unnamed Corner. Landslip prevention works funded under this package will also be undertaken on key roads in North East Victoria, including Mount Buller Road, Mount Stirling Road, Bogong-High Plains Road, Bright-Tawonga Road, and the Great Alpine Road. This project will help ensure vital North East Victorian roads remain safe and reliable for the thousands of people who travel them every year. More information can be found on the Regional Roads Victoria website and interactive map at regionalroads.vic. gov.au or by calling the RRV hotline on 133 778.
WED-SATURDAY FROM 5-00PM SUNDAY FROM 4-00PM
PLEASE NOTE BISTRO CLOSED THIS SATURDAY NIGHT 3rd JULY FOR A TICKETED FUNCTION.
PAGE 4 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
www.nemedia.com.au
All new - all bright - but same perfect service THE all new Altitude Kooroora in the Village Square is the go-to place for all things rental and retail this year at Mt Buller. Buller Ski Lifts manager of retail and rental Wolfgang Platzer said “this stylish store is packed to the brim with brand new skis, boots and boards to rent”. “This season we have moved from the old village complex under Cattleman’s to the new Kooroora building. “It is four times bigger than it was before. “The reason why it is so much bigger is that we expanded the offer what’s on as well. “Before it was only a relatively small retail offer but now we are offering retail, rental and lockers for people who want to leave their equipment overnight.” The benefits of being at Kooroora include being a brand new venue - more exposure - it is right next door to the bus stop where all the people get off - it is exposure and new venue. “These are the main benefits,” Wolfgang said. “People from lodges can leave their equipment here overnight - they don’t have to carry it back to their lodge.
GETTING IT DONE: Clinton Scott and another happy customer.
ALL READY: (From left) Wolfgang with Clinton Scott and Mitch Grimes at the all new Altitude.
“And we also offer a specialised boot fitting service that is run by licensed podiatrists - Orthoski, located within the new Altitude store. “They are specialists, not just boot fitters, and they operate a boot fitting service in
store - it is like a shop-to-shop service.” And the great news is that it costs you no more to rent there than anywhere else. Altitude can provide you with top quality gear from the best brands, to help you make
FRIDAY – SUNDAY 11AM – 4PM
REFER TO OUR WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK FOR OPENING HOURS
0448 900 541
the most of your mountain experience. Experience unmatched comfort, freedom and performance with custom fitted boots, ski orthotics and liners. The right equipment and advice you can trust.
PHOTOS: Jordan Mountain
Staffing has been different this year with some familiar employees still there along with some new staff. “Of course the number of international staff is down due to travel restrictions,” Wolfgang said.
“There is a mix of locals and people from around Australia - but we are lower on internationals than we used to be. “We have a good following of people from Europe and North America, especially coming from ski resorts - we always bring specialised people over but this year it has been more difficult.” People can identify Altitude as the branding has remained the same. Hours of opening are from 8.30am to 6pm each day of the winter season. Find Altitude in the Kooroora development in the Village Square, and in the Mt Buller Chalet Hotel.
www.nemedia.com.au
MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021 — PAGE 5
THERE’S NO HOME LIKE A SNOW HOME... John Castran | 0411 502 424 | john@castran.com.au
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Apartment 10 Courchevel, 22 The Avenue
Apartment 307-308 Kooroora, 2-4 The Avenue
4
3
2
1
2
1
“A Rare 4 Bedroom Masterpiece in Prime Locale”
“Twin Key, Two Fully Self Contained Apartments”
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Apartment 3, Snowflake, 22 Stirling Road
Apartment 3 Snowflake, 22 Stirling Road
5.2 Whitehorse Village Road 3
3
1
1
“Spacious Luxury Hotel Inspired Destination”
1
1
“Without Doubt the Most Atmospheric 1 Bedroom, 1 Car Park Apartment We Have Ever Inspected”
www.castran.com.au
PAGE 6 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
www.nemedia.com.au
PART OF THE BIG TEAM: Eric (top right) as part of the 2016 Mt Buller Chamber of Commerce trip to Japan and China.
INTO THE POWDER: Eric in action on the mountain.
IN 2000 Eric Siewert and his wife Liz decided to do a Victorian holiday road trip. They lived in the far north of Western Australia, based in the Kimberley, and Eric managed the El Questro Wilderness Park, working for the Accor Hotels group. It’s a huge property that back then took in a cattle station and three resorts. Being ‘horsey’ folk, they quickly took a liking to the Mansfield region and decided to purchase some 25 acres in the Merrijig region. Fast forward almost a decade and the El Questro
The SCV is now entering a new development phase. Eric has worked with a vast range of SCV board and committee members over the years, including SCV life member Peter McIntyre. This development phase will see 17 new apartments built, plus 52 undercover car spaces and 32 new self contained hotel rooms. Alpine specialist Peter McIntyre has been the architect, not bad at 93 years young. It’s an exciting time for the club. Local identity Mark
Eric Siewert - Mr Hospitality for our winter wonderland resort was sold. As a result, Eric was offered a transfer within Accor. He had a choice, it was either Paris or Mt Buller. Here on Mt Buller Accor managed the Grand Mercure Hotel (now known as Mt Buller Chalet Hotel and Suites). Within two years Eric had converted the Grand Mercure from a management company into a franchise, under the guidance of Nick Whitby. Soon after Eric left Accor and commenced employment for Buller Ski Lifts as Buller hospitality manager.
That was in 2005. Eric did the role for seven years before cancer took hold. He had a liver transplant and took two years off. At the end of 2015 he successfully overcame the disease and was ready to resume work. There was an opening to join the Ski Club of Victoria as general manager. Andrew Dwyer had just stepped out of the role to join Tourism Victoria. For Eric, it was easy to see the appeal of the Ski Club of Victoria. The club drips in history, tradition and passion.
It is now 97 years old and captures much of the determination and exuberance of the earliest skiers on Mt Buller. Its membership base is engaged and extremely active. It has a wonderful racing program, fantastic food offerings and dynamic bar environment. It is truly a cornerstone of the Mt Buller community. The year 2024 will mark the 100th anniversary of this skiing institution and Eric hopes to guide the ‘not-forprofit’ through this milestone, ensuring it is around for another 100 years.
Woodsford, RT Edgar Mt Buller, is managing sales. Eric has been a skier for more than 55 years, having fallen in love with the sport as a kid zipping around Perisher and Thredbo. He was part of the 2016 Mt Buller Chamber of Commerce trip to Japan and China during which time the contingent visited Mt Buller sister resorts of Secret Garden (2022 Winter Olympic venue), Niseko and Madarao. His many years of service to Mt Buller and the surrounding district is warmly appreciated, thanks Eric.
Remember to ‘Shred for Chumpy’ COME July 8 there is the promise of fantastic snow coverage across Mt Buller just in time for the “Shred for Chumpy” event. Mt Buller will remember the snowboarding legend Alex ‘Chumpy’ Pullin on July 8 with a special event “Shred for Chumpy”. “I was a pro snowboarder too, I filmed video parts and being the same age as Chumpy we connected throughout our careers,”
Chumpy’s friend and business partner Ryan Tiene said. “But we didn’t come close till afterwards when Chumpy became my business partner at Turn & Burn. “Those who remember the skills and thrills of even watching Chumpy in action are invited to take part in this anniversary event - 12 months on from the day he died in a snorkelling accident on the Gold Coast.” Ryan said recently there
Equipment for all levels everything you need! Huge range of 2021 demo skis & boards Ski in, ski out! Mt Buller Village Centre T. 0357 776088 ‘On the mountain since 1962'
had been a great response to the proposed “Shred for Chumpy” day since it went viral on Facebook. “A year on I think the wider community that looked up to Chumpy can really get a chance to say goodbye doing something he loved and was so great at,” Ryan said. “Everyone is welcome on all mountains to join in on the event - the day so far is very loose.” Ryan has invited those who
want to remember Chumpy to meet in the morning where he will have someone say a few words and then it’s just “get out there and go shred, have a good time and enjoy the mountains”. There is no cost for the day other than a snowboarder’s usual expenses for getting on the mountain and lift passes. Further details on a meeting place and how the course will run are to be announced closer to the date - keep watching.
REMEMBERING THE CHAMP: World Champoion Alex ‘Chumpy’ Pullin will be remembered in a special event 12 months on from his passing.
www.nemedia.com.au
MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021 — PAGE 7
Aurora Capital of the world Yellowknife, Canada Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories
Yellowknife
Add Yellowknife Aurora viewing onto your future Canadian ski holiday British Columbia
WINTER AURORA VIEWING DATES: December to April Alberta Jasper
Edmonton
Saskatchewan Sun Peaks Kicking Horse Lake Louise Whistler Revelstoke Blackcomb Banff Mt. Norquay
Vancouver Victoria
BOOKINGS
Big White Silverstar
Calgary Banff Sunshine
Only a 2 hour direct flight from Vancouver, Calgary or Edmonton
Click here to learn more about the Aurora www.spectacularnwt.com/aurora
Call your preferred ski tour operator or travel agent
PAGE 8 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
www.nemedia.com.au
Kids week on Buller CHANNEL 7 did a live breakfast broadcast from Mt Buller recently for Kids Week, with Blake the Flake getting out of bed early to join in the fun - and donned his skis as well.
FIRED UP: The CFA even came to the mountain to take the kids through some mountain safety. PHOTO: Jordan Mountain
BIG MAN ON CAMPUS: Blake the Flake got a lot of cuddles from his fans.
KIDS CFA: The young ones took over the fire duties in the end. PHOTO: Jordan Mountain
ON THE SNOW: Blake was ready to hit the slopes hiimself.
HANDCRAFTED
WINE & FOOD Wine tasting experiences Artisan cheese platters & charcuterie boards plus home-made soups in Winter
CELLAR DOOR
OPEN Thur - Sun 11.30am - 5.00pm FOOD Sat - Sun & Public Holidays
SEDONA ESTATE 182 SHANNONS ROAD, MURRINDINDI M 0432 435 180 W SEDONAESTATE.COM.AU
SURROUNDED: The kids had Blake nailed down all day.
www.nemedia.com.au
MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021 — PAGE 9
Edvard aims high this season NAME: Edvard Stanish AGE: 14 WHERE DO YOU LIVE: Mt Buller but last winter season spent at Jindabyne at the Australian Mogul Skiing Academy - this year I am at Perisher. DO YOU SKI OR SNOWBAORD: Ski - compete in Moguls. WHAT LEVEL OF SKILLS DO YOU HAVE: Black. WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO MOST THIS SEASON: Skiing and learning a new trick. DO YOU SKI ANYWHERE ELSE: Buller being my home mountain, but I also ski at Perisher and have skied in Italy, Japan and France (all before COVID). WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE BULLER RUN: I don’t know - I like most of them. FAVOURITE APRES VENUE: The Duck Inn (home) and the local supermarket. NOTE: Edvard will return to Buller to compete in the state and national championships and also the ABOM and JNats events this season.
MANSFIELD
SKIER PROFILE DELIVERING TO BULLER
YOUNG CHAMP: Edvard Stanish, currently training at Perisher with the Australian Moguls Skiing Academy, will return to Mt Buller this season to compete in the state, nationals, ABOM and JNats events.
Phone (03) 5775 2028
Multiclass event at Interschools Community at the heart of Mt Buller AFTER a very challenging 2020 snow season, it is with deep enthusiasm that the Victorian Interschools Snowsports Championships are returning to Mt Buller this year. For the eighth year of these championships a dedicated and inclusive multiclass race will be held on Wednesday, August 25 at Burnt Hut Spur. This race will provide the support necessary for people with a disability, who participate in and love snowsports, to take part with extra assistance. Through generous sponsorship, the multiclass event also provides the athletes with a two-day Disabled Wintersport Australia (DWA) participation camp, gear hire from Black Mountain Equipment, a multiclass polar fleece vest and a celebratory team dinner function held at the Ski Club of Victoria. This year also marks the third year where Victorian Interschools Multiclass participants will qualify to attend the National Interschools at Mount Buller on Friday, September 10.
FIRED UP: Multiclass participants with Amy Frost at the recent Law Enforcement Torch Run.
This annual event has been possible due to the efforts of a small team of parents and educators, in conjunction with Snow Australia, DWA and Special Olympics Victoria. This sporting activity provides the opportunity for people with an intellectual or physical impairment to demonstrate courage, while competing safety and confidently against their peers in a race environment. Through this event the Multiclass Sports Association (MSA) endeavours to pro-
mote acceptance for all and foster understanding, respect and recognition throughout the wider alpine community. Entries are now open. The MSA is always looking for more participants to join their program and become part of the multiclass event. Do you want to learn more or are you interested in participating? Multiclass Sports Association online, or if you will be up on the mountain on August 25, all are invited to join in cheering on these inspirational competitors as they race.
SINCE 2019, the Mt Buller Village Square has been significantly expanded to become the vibrant heart for the village and provide opportunities for the Mt Buller community to come together and embrace its spirit, character and strength. The importance of a safe, public space for a community devastated by the 2020 bushfires and coronavirus (COVID-19) was recognised in late 2020, when the Mt Buller Ratepayers Association, together with the Mt Buller/Mt Stirling Resort Management Board, secured a Bushfire Recovery
Victoria grant to fund the construction of a permanent shelter in the Village Square. The shelter has been designed to blend seamlessly with its surrounds and provide a functional, robust and complimentary meeting place for the whole community. Construction is complete and the final addition of the stone posts will be installed in the summer. The shelter is a place where the community can gather for events and social events. Day visitors will be sheltered from the elements as they queue for the car
park shuttles during winter, and in summer the shelter doubles as a shaded seating option adjacent to the mountain bike pump track. As people linger for longer, local businesses will also benefit from the increased trade. As a central meeting place, the Mt Buller Village shelter brings people together, helps form friendships as people shelter from the elements, and strengthens the bonds between a diverse mix of people. A community needs a strong heart, and the shelter provides just that.
Dreary day at Buller? Watch the weather roll past from the comfort of our new cellar door and dining room
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
MANSFIELD
C o f f e e
&
D o n u t s
99-103 High Street Mansfield
Open all School Holidays and check Facebook for other times.
www.delatitewinery.com.au 0 3 5 7 7 5 2 9 2 2
Book a table here
PAGE 10 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
www.nemedia.com.au
Onandoffthesn Onandoff na w
BRING IT ON: Entertainers on the podium for the opening night of the Moosehead Whisky and Blues Bar entertained to a full house.
APPRECIATIVE: An appreciative large audience packed the new Moosehead Whisky and Blues Bar for opening night.
LAUNCHING the Moosehead Whisky and Blues Bar on June 26, the revamp of the ABOM Moosehead Bar has been in the control of experienced chef and hospitality manager Glen Tobias. The Moosehead re-opened to a new blues theme to a packed house. Glenn is passionate about blues and has done an amazing job on revamping the old Moosehead Bar, the décor is outstanding - giving people the true speakeasy atmosphere and offering an impressive beverage list, featuring ABOM’s favourite: the Mountain Magic Cocktail; whisky from all over the world; and excellent wine from near and far. The re-launch created just
chef himself, has owned and operated many well-known restaurants across Melbourne for more than 40 years. He now heads up a team across Mt Buller offering a range of venues to suit all tastes for visitors. Before taking on his role at Mt Buller, Glenn was the general manager for the Atlantic group, based in the Docklands, Melbourne. Executive chef, celebrity chef and gourmet farmer, Ross O’Meara, joined Glenn at Buller Hospitality in 2019 and is plating up some outstanding dishes sourcing mainly local produce. Ross had cooked for the likes of Rick Stein, penned books and made many television food shows.
Moosehead Whisky and Blues Bar re-launched the right blues atmosphere which the audience loved. Entertainers for opening night were Ben Wicks and Johnny Tesoriero from Blues Roulette joined by Jimi Hocking of The Screaming Jets fame and Sammy Owens of the Sammy Owens Blues Band. The Moosehead Whisky and Blues Bar will offer an old-world speakeasy-meetsblues and fine booze, featuring whisky from all over the world, cocktails, cheese, charcuterie, and who can (or will) forget, world-class blues tunes; and bar food served to your table, all to the soundtrack of great blues music. Hospitality manager for the Grollo Group, Glenn, a
EXPERIENCE THE SNOW
Visit Mt. Stirling Alpine Resort for a Fun and Affordable Family Adventure
MIXING IT: Bar staff make the right cocktail mix when serving drinks to the diners at the Moosehead Whisky and Blues Bar.
BLUE HUES: Through the eyes of drummer Johnny Tesoriero - the atmosphere at the Moosehead was certainly given a ‘blues’ look.
¸ƳǐȇƔˀ АЎАЏ MIRIMBAH SKI CENTRE
8/ 8 0 "/) , / O , 8
&O &. 8 +. î +" " /& 9 TRANSPORT SERVICE P 7 Ĕ3O ê Ĕ3O 2 Ĕ " 7 Ĕ3 î " 2 ê7 Equipment Hire
CAFE
r SKI HIRE r 24/7 FUEL r CHAIN HIRE
Please refer to website for opening hours
www.mirimbah.com.au
P Ĕ J O " 33êĔ 2 Ĕ 'ê î .êĔ 7 7 P 87 8 Ĕ 7 & Ĕ RSO RÔ î Ô ê 2 P 97 ê .ê ê3 K -ê 2 O 8 2 7 î Lesson P ( J Ĕ 2 Ĕ Ĕ 8ê
FAMILY DISCOUNT PACKAGES BOOKINGS AND INFO 0418 773 541
WWW.STIRLINGEXPERIENCE.COM.AU
24D07783-V6/3419
www.nemedia.com.au
From the
Top to the Bottom
MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021 — PAGE 11
Food&DrinkGuide
W TREAT YOURSELF: A large range of ‘heat and serve’ tasty meals are available from the Mansfield Regional Produce Store - just waiting for you to reach in and pick up. X CRUSTY LOAVES: Specialty breads from Milawa and Boonderoo are available with fresh deliveries every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Produce Store
Quick and easy meals for those on the slopes ON your way to the mountains for some skiing, snowboarding or just plain fun? Well, you probably don’t want the bother of having to prepare and cook meals for the family it just takes time out from those good times. The Mansfield Regional Produce Store (The ‘Proddy’ as it is affectionately known) may just have the answer for you. A great range of ‘heat and serve’ meals are now available from the store’s freezer department, delicious soups, casseroles, tarts, pies and sweet treats. Paired with Milawa Breads,
delivered twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Boonderoo Specialty breads (delivered fresh each Saturday), meals can be on the table within minutes of coming off those ski slopes. The range from ‘Gron Haus’ includes soups, casseroles, pasties, curries, terrines, pastas, tarts and a whole lot more, and also caters for gluten free and special dietary needs. Many of the specialty delights are also produced in-house including The Proddy’s famous sausage rolls; also loads of local and regionally produced gourmet foods.
Among the local goodies to tempt you are Jamieson Berries, The Produce Store relishes and pickles, Howqua Dale gourmets, Mt Buffalo Olives and Oils, and to top off any meal with your coffee a delightful range of Ren Mar Chocolates - locally handcrafted, just to name a few. Owner and operator of The Produce Store Gill Belle said the ‘Grab and Go’ meals are a great way to cater for groups, families or just for couples or even for that single person who’d like to enjoy some new flavours. The store also offers a range of regional cheeses, more than
80 varieties of local and regional wines and even Beechworth Honey. If you are on the run and in a hurry to get up the mountain then pre-orders can be taken and will be ready for pick up at the store. “Give us a call if you’d like to order something - we can talk about pick-ups and times of arrival,” Gill said. For further information call 5779 1404 or go to www.theproducestore.com.au or find them on Facebook or Instagram. The Proddy is usually open seven days a week from 8.30am to 5pm.
MERRIJIG HIGH COUNTRY HOTEL & MOTOR INN
Mt Buller’s favourite Off-Mountain destination. Call in for great coffee & meals, and stock up on your supplies of good wines & tasty meals to go. Open 7 days. PH: 5779 1404 @TheProduceStore
Ros Ritchie Wines. Made by FRIDAY K! NIGHT ARE BAC DRINKS LIVE LOCAL MUSIC 5:30~7:30PM NO COVER CHARGE
COMING SOON 1 Alpine Ridge Drive, Merrijig www.the-boma.com | 0488 684 566
Gin and Whisky Bar with over 100 varieties Pizza available 7 days a week during winter Ski Hire and Chain Hire available onsite 1915 Mt Buller Rd, Merrijig Ph: 5777 5702 www.merrijigmotorinn.com.au
-19 COVID ols c proto apply
Join the Magnolia Club. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL 0448 900 541 MAGNOLIA HOUSE 190 MT BULLER RD MANSFIELD OPEN 11~4 EVERY WEEKEND & PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
www.rosritchiewines.com
mansfield pizza HANDMADE & WHOLESOME
handmade dough
+ gluten free & vegetarian
feed the whole family
online ordering
ʦʣʴ ʻ˜˚˛ ˆ˧ʟ ˀ˔ˡ˦Ё˘˟˗
Cold nights, tasty delights
˂ˣ˘ˡ ʪ ˗˔ˬ˦ ˙˥ˢˠ ʧˣˠ 5775 1470
˪˪˪ʡˠ˔ˡ˦Ё˘˟˗ˣ˜˭˭˔ʡˡ˘˧ʡ˔˨
PAGE 12 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
www.nemedia.com.au
On the slopes for you COVID restrictions are being lifted and the mountains are open for visitors again, so here is a little of what’s planned over the next few weeks particularly on Mt Buller. 10 JULY - SNOWRACER SERIES - GIANT SLALOM EVENT 2 The second in the Snowracer Series. Not only are these events great adrenaline-charged fun, they are also an important lead up to the Victorian Interschool Snowsports Championships. 15 JULY - 17 JULY 3AW LIVE BROADCAST 3AW are broadcasting LIVE Thursday to Saturday at the Mt Buller Chalet Hotel. Come and meet your favourite presenters from Melbourne’s #1 news and talk station including Ross and Russ and Tom Elliott. 15 JULY - SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS SNOWSPORTS The South Australian Schools Snowsports events
are held during the South Australian school holidays at Mt Buller in the third week of July each year. Entry is open to all South Australian schools from year 1 to 12. The competitions are held on easy to moderate runs that encourage participation and fun for all levels of competitor age, experience and skill level. 24 JULY - SNOWRACER SERIES - GIANT SLALOM EVENT 3 The third Snowracer Series to take place prior to the interschools competition. 8 AUGUST - MOGUL SKI WORLD VICTORIAN INTERSCHOOLS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Ever since their addition to the Victorian Interschools Snowsports Championships the Cross Country disciplines of Cross Country Classical and Cross Country Relay (a skate event) have been very popular. They have also served as very important means of introducing many Victorian
TIME TO RACE: The Snowracer series kicks off with the younger set getting the feel of the slopes leading into the Interschools comps.
school children to the sport of Cross Country Skiing. Over many years Mt Buller has provided a wonderful venue for this competition, and many of the sport’s elite
athletes have risen through the various Interschools Age Divisions and gone on to represent Australia at World Cups, World Championships, and also the Olympics.
Karbon jacket recycle program JACKET sustainability was a major part of the Mount Buller Race Club’s (MBRC) current uniform sponsorship program which has now been locked in for the next four years. MBRC have teamed up with Worn Up and Karbon to offer a sustainable way to dispose of used jackets. Sporting textiles are one of the least items to be resold as they are specific due to the use of sponsorship logos and Worn Up’s Textile Reuse Program captures textile waste before it gets to landfill. On Sunday, July 18 between 2pm and 4pm, all Mt Buller families will be able to drop in old Karbon jackets that have the MBRC, TBR or Squad logos on them to the Mt Buller clubhouse and they will then be shipped to Sydney to start their new cycle. Worn Up then de-trim, clean and dismantle the jackets. The textile material is
shredded and starts to process to become new products. Ed Fortey, Karbon, has generously offered to support this program which will cover some of the costs of freight and processing, all they ask from you is a gold coin donation. The benefits for contributing to this program are: z prevents jackets from going to landfill and repurposes them into new products; z work with Worn Up to provide an educational experience for our athletes and build awareness of circular textile solutions; z become the role model for Circularity on the Mountain and potentially roll out the program to other mountains and sporting clubs; and z Worn Up can divert the recovered raw material into a ‘reformed’ product for Mt Buller Race Club to demonstrate circularity.
Mt Buller Trades & Services... ELECTRICIANS
Servicing Mt Buller, Mansfield & surrounding area
DOMESTIC – INDUSTRIAL – COMMERCIAL *DV VHUYLFLQJ DQG 0DLQWHQDQFH 6SHFLDOLVW LQ +\GURQLF +HDWLQJ
4XDOLW\ :RUNPDQVKLS 3URPSW 6HUYLFH
For all your
TOWING NEEDS in the snow MT BULLER and MT STIRLING
$FFLGHQW Breakdown 5HFRYHU\
Call us on 0458 077 572
Specialising in installation & maintenance of all your electrical needs including testing & tagging.
Call us on 5775 1751 122B High Street Mansfield www.mansfieldpumps.com.au REC: 25193
electrical@mansfieldpumps.com.au
www.nemedia.com.au
MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021 — PAGE 13
MT BULLER PROPERTY
Dedication of ‘Chumpy’s Lodge’ at Mt Buller AUSTRALIA’S winter sport community has come together to honour the legend of three-time Winter Olympian Alex “Chumpy” Pullin with the athlete accommodation at the Olympic Training Centre at Mt Buller named “Chumpy’s Lodge”. Chumpy’s parents Sally and Chris Pullin together with partner Ellidy Vlug were present at Mt Buller for the dedication in honour of the snowboard pioneer, Olympic team flagbearer and two-time world champion. Chief executive officer of the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia (OWIA) Geoff Lipshut says it’s important that athletes know Chumpy’s story and the contribution he made to snowsport in Australia. “As we approach the first anniversary of Chumpy’s tragic passing, this is fitting recognition,” he said. “All athletes now staying at athlete accommodation at Mt Buller will learn of his story via the memorabilia here and preserve his memory through the reference to Chumpy’s Lodge as a part of each training camp. “Chumpy genuinely believed that anything was possible, which is why he was so important to the athletes of his generation, and through Chumpy’s Lodge, generations to come.”
Chumpy Pullin was born in the Mt Buller area, his parents owned a ski and snowboard shop in the subalpine town of Mansfield. Chumpy learnt to snowboard at Mt Buller at eight years of age and went on to be the first Australian winter sports man or woman to win two World Championships in 2011 and 2013, and a triple Olympian 2010, 2014 and 2018. At the Games in 2014 and 2018 he placed sixth in the Olympic final. Chumpy is the most successful skier or snowboarder to grow up in the Mt Buller area. Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) vice president and past chef de mission of the winter team at Vancouver (2010), Sochi (2014) and PyeongChang (2018) Ian Chesterman said Chumpy Pullin’s passion left an indelible mark on winter sport in Australia. “Chumpy was a natural leader, which is why he carried the flag for Australia at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Sochi 2014,” Mr Chesterman said. “He was passionate about building winter sport in this country, which is why this OWIA initiative is so important. “We were desperately sad to lose him but his legacy will live on. “Everyone who passes through the doors of Chumpy’s Lodge will understand that history.”
Chumpy’s miracle baby with Ellidy
TOGETHER STILL: At the official renaming of the Alpine Lodge to ‘Chumpy’s Lodge’ on Mt Buller recently were (from left) Sally Pullin, Ellidy Vlug and Chris Pullin. PHOTOS: Jordan Mountain
THIS IS IT: Chumpy Pullin’s girlfriend, Ellidy Vlug, points to the lodge nameplate accompanied by Chumpy’s parents Sally (left) and Chris Pullin.
Decades of experience in mountain accommodation AMS Mt Buller are the longest running apartment management service on Mt Buller, established in 1998. Since 2011 the Stoneman family have been providing visitors with an extensive range of quality managed apartment accommodation. From cosy, self-contained budget apartments to the ultimate in luxury mountain chalet accommodation, AMS Mt Buller are proud to offer a vast range of quality, wellpositioned accommodation complete with all linen and towels supplied for your comfort so all you have to do is come in and relax. AMS has a reputation for
excellence, delivering thorough, professional and friendly services for all guests. They manage 100 apartments and houses, 50 of which are available for short term rent for your winter holiday. With secure guest check in/check out, 24 hour key collection and after hours emergency service and support, AMS offer the complete service to make your stay on Mt Buller a truly memorable experience. Their main office is located in Mansfield and during the winter season they operate 24/7 on Mt Buller. They offer both online
FOREVER: Ellidy Vlug with Alex ‘Chumpy’ Pullin taken prior to his death in 2020 - Ellidy is to give birth to Chumpy’s baby in October.
bookings and welcome any enquiries or bookings over the phone with their friendly staff. If you cannot find the dates you require online, please feel free to contact them today and let AMS Mt Buller organise your snow adventure for you. If you are an owner of a rental property at Mt Buller and would like AMS to manage the property for you, please get in touch today. They offer not only cleaning but full management services, from taking bookings to advertising your apartment so you can just sit back and reap the rewards.
RELAX: Enjoy a worry free stay at Mt Buller through AMS Mt Buller.
ALEX “Chumpy” Pullin will be remembered for generations through his child which is due to be born in October to girlfriend Ellidy Vlug. Ellidy is pregnant with Chumpy’s baby, thanks to IVF. In the months leading up to his death, Alex and Ellidy, had been trying for a baby. (The 32-year-old died in a freak diving accident in July last year.) Following Chumpy’s sudden death on July 8, a quickthinking medical team retrieved his sperm and this year they helped Ellidy successfully conceive through IVF. “In the weeks after (his death) I had hoped to God that I was pregnant,” Ellidy explained in her Darling Shine podcast which aired on Monday, June 28. “I just prayed for this little miracle. “Everyone knew we were trying so hard for a baby and had been trying for ages and were starting to talk about IVF.” In the podcast, Ellidy revealed that unfortunately she was not pregnant, but thankfully she was still able to make their dream a reality via the process of sperm retrieval and the IVF program. “The legislation is in Queensland, you can actually retrieve sperm from a deceased person’s body,” she said. Ellidy first announced the happy pregnancy news on her Instagram to her 54,000 followers. “Bubba Chump coming this October💫Your Dad and I have been dreaming of you for years little one,” she wrote. “I am honoured to finally welcome a piece of the phenomenon that is Chumpy back into this world.” Chumpy was Australia’s first snowboard world champion and a three-time Olympian.
MT BULLER APARTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICES IS A LOCAL FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED BUSINESS We provide full management service to properties on Mt Buller Call for a quote to have us maintain or manage all aspects of your property
Property Management Specialists
We specialise in: t Summer & Winter Rental management t Summer Property checks t Full linen service t Offering a midweek cleaning and maintenance service t Carpet Cleaning
We do the hard work so you can enjoy your time on the mountain
P.O. Box 66, Mt Buller Vic 3723 | 1300 787 270 | info@amsmtbuller.com.au |
www.amsmtbuller.com.au
PAGE 14 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
www.nemedia.com.au
>> NOW SELLING NEW RELEASE - Snowgums at SCV
Chalet Apt 803
$450,000 Breathtaker 405
This one bedroom apartment sits in the heart of the village overlooking Bourke Street and Athletes Walk. Located on the 8th floor of Chalet Apartments means the best of the Resort’s bars and restaurants plus ski hire, tune shop and the supermarket are literally outside your door. Truly ski in - ski out, this apartment has all you need; sleeping 4 (with potential to sleep 6), kitchen with all appliances, lounge, dining for 6, storage cage on level 6 and balcony overlooking it all. You’ll also benefit from a newly refurbished secure lobby and public areas, lift access, laundry, ski tuning facilities and vehicle drop off right to the front door.
$175,000 Snowflake #5
Quiet corner one bedroom apartment located at Breathtaker Hotel and Spa, this one bedroom apartment has all you need for the mountain retreat. Fully furnished with good living area, wrap around balcony which can be heated with barbeque and storage room, for its size this has it all. Features include leather couch with trundle, galley kitchen with convection microwave, gas fire, drying closet, heated towel racks, The apartment has all benefits of the hotel management including and use of hotel facilities. They include restaurants, bars, the day spa as well as childrens game area. Ideally situated close to Helicopter flat and the ski school.
$550,000
Located on Stirling road this three bedroom apartment is all that is wanted for your alpine residence. Relax and enjoy in the in the open plan kitchen with all appliances including dish washer and microwave, dining for 6 plus and a living space with large leather modular couch. Located on the ground floor with parking at your doorstep. Easily sleeping 7 adults, two rooms have queen beds and a double/single in the third, each of the bedroom has built in robes. Bathroom, with bath can have a separate entry toilet and also has washer and dryer. Two good storage spaces, large floor to ceiling cupboards and in the hall storage for skis. Extra features are good Body Corps. with heating and hot water included and a shuttle stop outside the door.
>> MORE PROPERTIES NEEDED NOW << Mark Woodsford: 0429 930 700 Email: woody@rtedgar.com.au
www.rtedgar.com.au
www.nemedia.com.au
MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021 — PAGE 15
Leading the way.
SOLD
7KH 3HDN 6WLUOLQJ 5RDG 0RXQW %XOOHU 1 3 2.5 &217$&7 $*(17 6NL LQ 6NL RXW %HVW 3HQWKRXVH ΖQ 7KH 3HDN Centrally located at the top of the Lydia’s chairlift, The Peak 303 penthouse split over two levels is sure to leave a lasting impression. Panoramic views of the village, Bourke St and EH\RQG WKH +RZTXD +LOOV DUH VRPH RI WKH EHVW YLVWDV 0W %XOOHU KDV WR RHU (QRUPRXV RSHQ SODQ OLYLQJ ZLWK JDV ORJ ȴUH DQG RQH RI WKH ODUJHVW WHUUDFHV RQ WKH PRXQWDLQ ODUJH bedrooms, master with ensuite. Family bathroom plus powder room. Walk-in storage cage. Secure garage parking. Fully Furnished.
Arlberg 10/45 Summit Road, Mount Buller 1 3 2 $940,000 Ski-in Ski-out 3 Bedroom with Low Outgoings Arlberg 10 is a 3 bedroom multi-level apartment with great natural light overlooking skiers on Bourke Street. Spacious living, dining and modern kitchen. 2 Master bedrooms, 1 with balcony and the bunk room with 2 sets of bunks sleeping 8 in total comfort. 2 Large bathrooms. Laundry with quality appliances. Very low outgoings and ample amounts of VWRUDJH VKRXOG \RX GHFLGH WR RHU IRU UHQW WKURXJK WKH KRWHO PDQDJHPHQW 6HFXUH JDUDJH SDUNLQJ ZLWK HDV\ DFFHVV 2HUHG IXOO\ IXUQLVKHG IRU D VPRRWK WUDQVDFWLRQ
SOLD
SOLD
6QRZĂDNH 6WLUOLQJ 5RDG 0RXQW %XOOHU 1 3 1.5 $625,000 7KH %HVW 9DOXH 2Q 7KH 0RXQWDLQ 6QRZȵDNH IHDWXUHV D FRPIRUWDEOH RSHQ SODQ OLYLQJ DQG GLQLQJ H[FHOOHQW VXQOLJKW DQG SOHDVDQW PRXQWDLQ YLHZV RYHU WKH +RZTXD 9DOOH\ DQG WRZDUGV 7KH %OX $ ZHOO DSSRLQWHG kitchen with entertaining bench complimented by a spacious undercover balcony with BBQ area. 3 generous bedrooms with built in robes serviced by a modern bathroom and additional powder room for guests. Hydronic heating throughout. Fantastic ski and drying storage. Washing machine and dryer. Intercom security. A fantastic apartment up for grabs with on-site car parking out the front.
Chalet 401/11 Summit Road, Mount Buller 2 2 $560,000 $RUGDEOH $SDUWPHQW ΖQ 3ULPH /RFDWLRQ Occupying a superior ski-in ski-out location on Mt Buller with direct access to Bourke St, Ski School, shops and restaurants via Athlete’s Walk. Chalet 401 is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom north facing apartment with spacious living and dining area, kitchen with breakfast bench and undercover balcony with private skier’s entry. 2 ski storage cages, lift access, laundry IDFLOLWLHV VNL WXQLQJ DUHDV DQG D GHGLFDWHG FDU SDUN GURS R DUHD WR XQORDG SDVVHQJHUV DQG OXJJDJH $Q DRUGDEOH RHULQJ ZLWK KXJH SRWHQWLDO IRU IXUWKHU LPSURYHPHQW
6QRZĂDNH 6WLUOLQJ 5RDG 0RXQW %XOOHU 1 2 1 $495,000 Luxurious 2 Bedroom With On-Site Parking Meticulously renovated and furnished to a high standard featuring a lavish kitchen with integrated appliances and palatial living space with stunning mountain views over the native gum trees. Ideal for a family on a lower budget looking to move straight in without any need for any further improvement. Hydronic heating. Drying space in the apartment entry. Lock up ski cupboard. Intercom security and on-site parking is a huge advantage. Fully furnished ticking all of the boxes for a family of 4.
7HOHPDUN /RGJH *RDO 3RVW 5RDG 0RXQW %XOOHU 1045 m2 (;35(66Ζ216 2) Ζ17(5(67 'HYHORSPHQW 2SSRUWXQLW\ 7HOHPDUN /RGJH Mt Buller welcomes the unique opportunity to be part of a rare development site positioned on a large allotment of 1045 m2. The concept plans illustrate 6 luxury townhouse style chalets with garage parking and easy access from Goal Post Road via a communal driveway to access the full potential of the site. The vendor proposes to keep a small parcel of land at the rear to build 1 chalet. This opportunity is to buy and develop the remaining land to build 4 or 5 chalets.
Mark Adams 0419 858 007
www.adams.com.au
Zach Adams 0437 199 500
PAGE 16 — MT BULLER NEWS — Monday, July 5, 2021
www.nemedia.com.au
Leading the way.
SOLD
SOLD
%HOOD 9LVWD 6XPPLW 5RDG 0RXQW %XOOHU 1 3 2 &217$&7 $*(17 %HOOD 9LVWD /X[XU\ $OSLQH /LYLQJ 6WDQGLQJ WUXH WR LWV QDPH WKLV VXSHULRU EXLOGLQJ RHUV UHVLGHQWV WKH PRVW LQFUHGLEOH northern views over the valley and towards Mt Stirling. Bella Vista has been impeccably FUDIWHG ZLWK ZDUP ȴQLVKHV WLPEHU SDQHOHG ZDOOV DQG 6FDQGLQDYLDQ DFFHQWV KHUDOGLQJ D WUXO\ SLFWXUHVTXH DOSLQH H[SHULHQFH ([SDQVLYH Pt ȵRRU SODQ ZLWK RYHUVL]HG bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and open plan living. Large Miele kitchen. Palatial living with gas ȴUHSODFH )XOO OHQJWK XQGHUFRYHU EDOFRQ\ +HDWHG ȵRRULQJ +\GURQLF KHDWLQJ 6NL GU\LQJ laundry room. Secure garage parking.
%RPERUD 7KH $YHQXH 0RXQW %XOOHU 1 3.5 2.5 &217$&7 $*(17 ([SDQVLYH $OSLQH /LYLQJ LQ 3UL]HG /RFDWLRQ &OHYHUO\ GHVLJQHG FKDOHW VL]HG DSDUWPHQW LQ VRXJKW DIWHU ORFDWLRQ ZLWK H[FHOOHQW VXQOLJKW and pleasant views of Chamois Run and the Canyon Trail below. Open plan living area ZLWK KLJK FHLOLQJV DQG RSHQ ȴUHSODFH /DUJH HQWHUWDLQLQJ NLWFKHQ 8QGHUFRYHU EDOFRQ\ ODUJH EHGURRPV ZLWK %Ζ5 DQG ȵH[LEOH VOHHSLQJ DUUDQJHPHQWV 0DVWHU ZLWK HQVXLWH SOXV additional powder room for dinner guests. Great ski and drying areas. Ample storage plus ȴUHZRRG VWRUDJH LQ WKH JDUDJH )XQFWLRQDO ODXQGU\ ZLWK TXDOLW\ DSSOLDQFHV *DUDJH SDUNLQJ YLD KHDWHG GULYHZD\ 2HUHG IXOO\ IXUQLVKHG
SOLD
SOLD
:LQWHUEURRN &KDOHW 7KH $YHQXH 0RXQW %XOOHU 9 9 &217$&7 $*(17 :LQWHUEURRN &KDOHW Ȃ 3ULYDWH 640 &KDOHW :LQWHUEURRN LV WKH PRVW VLJQLȴFDQW FKDOHW WR EH RHUHG DW 0W %XOOHU LQ \HDUV 7KLV VXSHULRU private Chalet has 450 SQM of indulgent living space with an abundance of family DFFRPPRGDWLRQ RHULQJ EHGURRPV DOO ZLWK HQVXLWHV FRPPHUFLDOO\ DSSRLQWHG NLWFKHQV (QRUPRXV GLQLQJ DUHD DWPRVSKHULF VWRQH VXUURXQG RSHQ ȴUHSODFH FDWKHGUDO FHLOLQJV DQG JODVV DWULXP ZKLFK SURYLGH D OLJKW ȴOOHG HQWHUWDLQLQJ VSDFH ZLWK VSHFWDFXODU PRXQWDLQ vistas. Outstanding location just over the road from Pension Grimus and the 6-Seater $%20 ([SUHVV &KDLUOLIW 6NL 6FKRRO
%OXII 9LHZ &KDPRLV 5G 0RXQW %XOOHU 1 2.5 2.5 &217$&7 $*(17 6XQGUHQFKHG $SDUWPHQW :LWK *DUDJH 3DUNLQJ /RFDWHG RQ WKH WRS ȵRRU LQ WKH WLJKWO\ KHOG %OX 9LHZ $SDUWPHQWV RHULQJ H[FHOOHQW northern sunlight. Delightfully large open plan living with high ceilings, rock enclosed open ȴUHSODFH DQG XQGHUFRYHU EDOFRQ\ :HOO DSSRLQWHG %RVFK NLWFKHQ VSDFLRXV EHGURRPV SOXV DGGLWLRQDO VOHHSLQJ DUHD RQ WKH PH]]DQLQH OHYHO 0DVWHU EHGURRP ZLWK HQVXLWH DQG EXLOW LQ UREHV 3RZGHU URRP (XURSHDQ ODXQGU\ 6SDFLRXV WLPEHU OLQHG GU\LQJ URRP LQ WKH HQWU\ :DON LQ VWRUDJH FDJH &RPPXQDO ȴUHZRRG /X[XU\ JDUDJH SDUNLQJ 8QLTXHO\ RHUHG for sale unfurnished.
SOLD
SOLD
7ZLQ 7RZHUV % 6XPPLW 5RDG 0RXQW %XOOHU 3 1 &217$&7 $*(17 6SDFLRXV $SDUWPHQW ΖQ 3ULPH /RFDWLRQ Large north facing 3 bedroom apartment with never ending views over the valley and WRZDUGV 0W 6WLUOLQJ 6LWXDWHG RQ WKH UG ȵRRU LQ WKH LFRQLF 7ZLQ 7RZHUV EXLOGLQJ WKLV VNL LQ VNL RXW DSDUWPHQW ULJKW RQ %RXUNH 6W RHUV VSDFLRXV IDPLO\ DFFRPPRGDWLRQ FRPIRUWDEO\ sleeping 8 people. 3 Spacious bedrooms. Large family bathroom with 2 showers. Hydronic heating. Intercom security. Fantastic rear access onto Bourke St. Generous drying space SOXV DGGLWLRQDO FRPPXQDO VNL GU\LQJ URRP )XOO\ IXUQLVKHG $ UDUH RHULQJ ZLWK JUHDW potential for further improvement.
$%20 $WKOHWHÚV :DON 0RXQW %XOOHU 1 4 2 &217$&7 $*(17 3UHPLXP 6NL ΖQ 6NL 2XW /RFDWLRQ Situated in the most ideal location with 4 spacious bedrooms over 3 levels comfortably DFFRPPRGDWLQJ SHRSOH 2Q WKH WRS OHYHO \RX ZLOO ȴQG DQ HQRUPRXV WK EHGURRP DQG media room with Mt Stirling views. Features include high ceilings throughout, comfortable open plan living and dining and a well-appointed kitchen. Intercom security, great ski/ GU\LQJ URRP DPSOH VWRUDJH %HLQJ VROG IXOO\ IXUQLVKHG ZLWK :' SDUNLQJ RQ VLWH <RX ZLOO be right in the heart of the action on Bourke St.
Mark Adams 0419 858 007
www.adams.com.au
Zach Adams 0437 199 500