755 Reservoir Road, Mount Moriac VIC 3240, Australia
It is a standalone house situated on a very large parcel of land.
The land covers 218,023 m², equivalent to roughly 21.8 hectares.
Mount Moriac is named after a 270‑metre‑high extinct volcano that dominates the local landscape.
The area includes the Mount Moriac Hotel, a cemetery, St Patrick’s Catholic church, and the Mount Moriac Reserve with ovals, netball and tennis courts, a pavilion and a pony club.
It lies approximately 0.9 km from the Mount Moriac settlement.
All Melbourne and Geelong FM stations are available, some Colac stations (such as Mixx FM) can be picked up weakly, and television comes from Melbourne transmitters; Ballarat UHF channels are reachable with a high‑gain antenna.
Yes, the MORIAC weather station is about 1.8 km away, and the historic MOUNT MORIAC weather station site is roughly 2 km away.
Mount Moriac developed as a farming community from the 1840s, with early amenities such as a hotel (1844), churches, a flour mill, and a railway station opened in 1877 that later shifted the township’s focus to nearby Moriac.
