Eagle Point VIC 3878, Australia
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The property features five spacious bedrooms and three modern bathrooms. It offers ample accommodation for families or groups
10 Millicent Court provides two dedicated parking spaces for residents and guests. This ensures convenient on‑site vehicle storage
The home is situated close to Lake King and the Mitchell River, known for red limestone cliffs and scenic silt jetties. Kangaroos are often sighted on the river’s jetties, adding to the natural charm
Eagle Point Bay lies approximately 1.2 km from 10 Millicent Court, offering easy access to waterfront views and recreation
Eagle Point hosts two caravan parks, Eagle Point Caravan Park and Lake King Caravan Park, and the popular Eagle Point reserve. The town also holds an annual summer event hosted by the Bairnsdale Riviera Triathlon Club
Eagle Point, known by the Gunai name Nurrung (meaning moon), has a complex history involving early conflict between the Gunai people and settlers in the 1840s, as well as serving as a Border Police headquarters. The town’s heritage is reflected in its historic limestone cliffs and river landscapes
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