The ultimate Easter egg hunts require a couple of key ingredients – a generous supply of gorgeous chocolate eggs and a fantastic garden for the Easter bunny to cleverly spread the yummy stash.
We figure the bunny’s got enough on its plate without having to source locations, so we’ve gathered a list of five egg-cellent Ray White properties to host some good old-fashioned Easter egg hunting fun.
Hop on over to Berridale at 174-184 Shipley Rd, Blackheath where you’ll be plucking more than just chocolate from the garden.
This stunning 20.23ha Blue Mountains property (above) includes 17 garden beds supplying edible plants, fruits and herbs, as well as a fruit tree orchard featuring plums, pears, apples and cherries.
Ray White Blackheath Peter Torok is managing the sale of Berridale, which is going to auction on Sunday, April 29 with a price guide of $2,000,000-$2,200,000.
Take your pick of great Easter egg hiding spots around this beautifully restored circa 1930s Queenslander (above) at 239 North Maleny Rd, North Maleny.
The grounds are leafy with several huge established trees including jacarandas, as well as a variety of fruit trees bearing mangoes, figs, oranges, bananas, and mulberries.
The chooks will love their run which is positioned in the corner of this gorgeous Sunshine Coast hinterland property.
It's on the market through Ray White Maleny principal Melinda Martin, and is going to auction on Sunday, April 22.
Brightly coloured foil covering the chocolate will be easy to spot on the sweeping lawns and green pastures at 31 James Rd, Middle Swan.
Just 30 minutes to Perth’s CBD, this 3.17ha property (above) has a spacious five-bedroom home surrounded by a charming bridge over Jane Brook to back paddocks, a swimming pool, bocce court and a workshop/studio.
Ray White Dalkeith principal Vivien Yap has listed this “idyllic Australian dream” to go to auction on Wednesday, April 18.
Flex your egg-hunting muscles at 61 Bath Rd, Glen Iris.
Ray White Burwood’s Leo Liang is accepting expressions of interest on the renovated family home (above) which has a garden, swimming pool and three floors full of secret spots to stash the choccies.
Toast hot cross buns in one of two kitchens before running off the sugar at nearby Burwood Reserve.
Rather appropriate to be on the market across the Easter period, this historic Methodist Church (above) is in Wallaroo, a South Australian coastal town and shipping port on the west coast of Yorke Peninsula.
The building was constructed in 1863, a school room was added in 1910 and later renovated with seven bays originally designed for Sunday School activities now used as office space.
There are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a garden shed and plenty of parking.
The property at 8 Stirling St is for sale at $780,000 through Ray White Copper Coast’s Seah Williams and David Bussenschutt.
