Dalyston VIC 3992, Australia
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The property is about 125 kilometres (78 mi) south‑east of Melbourne, reachable via the South Gippsland and Bass Highways
The Bass Coast Rail Trail runs through Dalyston and offers flat walking, cycling and horse‑riding paths. The Victorian Desalination Plant’s 225‑hectare park provides 8 km of tracks, and Williamsons Beach is a short 3‑minute walk away via Lower Powlett Road
Powlett River mouth is adjacent to Williamsons Beach, with a path from Mouth of Powlett Road that leads to both the river estuary and the beach within a few minutes’ walk
Dalyston enjoys an oceanic climate with moderate temperature swings – average daily maximums are around 23.5 °C in summer and 13.5 °C in winter. Frost is rare, occurring on about six mornings a year
The former Dalyston railway station, now part of the Bass Coast Rail Trail, is about 1.2 km away. Nearby also stand the historic Ozone Hotel (in operation since 1901) and the Victorian Desalination Plant, completed in 2012
Dalyston Hall hosts family dance events on the fourth Saturday each month, and the town has netball courts and a recreation reserve that is home to the Dalyston Football and Netball clubs
Along the Bass Coast Rail Trail, kangaroos are often spotted, and the surrounding bushland attracts a variety of bird species
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