Harkaway estate with Yellowstone vibes hits the market

Fans of the TV show Yellowstone starring Kevin Costner will feel at home at 194-204 King Rd, Harkaway. Pictures: Supplied.

A country estate in Melbourne’s outer south east featuring a massive man cave and horse showjumping arena is ready for a new owner to take the reins.

The 9.11ha property at 194-204 King Rd, Harkaway, is for sale with a $13.5m-$14.5m range.

Set among exotic trees and landscaped gardens, the address offers extensive equestrian facilities such as the 50m by 30m jumping arena, stables and paddocks.

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The five-bedroom house is also an entertainers’ dream thanks to its four bathrooms, resort-style swimming pool, outdoor terrace, floodlit tennis court and in-ground trampoline.

The man cave, decorated with horse saddles and sporting memorabilia, includes a bar, golfing simulator and sound system, and is located in one of the multiple sheds.

First National Real Estate Neilson Partners’ Peter Watson and Marshall White’s Ben Vieth have the listing.

Mr Watson said although the owners had purchased the house just three years ago they were selling with plans to travel internationally.

Harkaway, near Belgrave South, Narre Warren South and Hampton Park, is 39 km south east of Melbourne’s CBD.

It’s not the setting of the TV show Yellowstone, but it does have ranchy vibes.

The equestrian facilities include a show jumping area.

The home’s original owners bought the site as vacant land and established the abode and its surrounding greenery about 25 years ago, Mr Watson added.

While the current vendors own horses, he said buyers who loved entertaining or who wanted a relaxed outdoor lifestyle would love the pool, tennis court, formal gardens, dam and views across the nearby ranges and to Western Port Bay.

“There’s a casual lounge at the rear of the home with an open fireplace and stonework and a bar, that’s a beautiful room,” Mr Watson said.

Enjoy fabulous vistas from the pool.

The man cave could also be used as a showroom garage, gym or entertainers’ space.

The kitchen includes plenty of storage and benchspace.

Mr Vieth described the man cave as one of the best he has seen at a rural property.

“It could be a car showroom, a gym, used for entertaining or it could be anything really,” he noted.

Mr Vieth said a mix of buyers had inquired about the Harkaway estate including some based in Melbourne.

The 9.11ha property is home to multiple paddocks, sheds and outbuildings.

High ceilings, parquetry floors and fireplaces feature throughout the house.

There garden has been landscaped with exotic trees and manicured lawns.

Others who would traditionally look to buy in an area such as Red Hill, Merricks or Flinders on the Mornington Peninsula have been drawn by the house’s grandeur, equestrian facilities and the lifestyle on offer.

“My favourite room is the back living room that looks out towards the mountain range, it feels like you’re in Yellowstone and it has got that ranch-style feel,” Mr Vieth said.

The popular US television series Yellowstone about a Montana ranching family, starring Kevin Costner, finished its five-season run in 2024.

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