Automotive engineer Jeff David has listed his four-hectare property in the Macedon Ranges region, marketing it as an ideal home for car enthusiasts. Located at 193 Short Road, Gisborne, the estate features a large heated shed capable of accommodating up to 13 vehicles, alongside a range of residential and equestrian facilities. The asking price for the property is $3.695 million.

The residence includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study, and separate guest accommodation, providing ample space for both living and hosting. The property also offers triple-glazed windows throughout. Situated approximately 35 minutes from Melbourne Airport, the location combines rural tranquility with convenient accessibility.

In addition to the automotive storage, the estate contains an enclosed riding arena, stables, a tack room, and paddocks, appealing to those with equestrian interests. The property’s outdoor amenities complement the spacious indoor areas, delivering a versatile lifestyle opportunity.

David is well known in automotive circles for developing the Quantum GP700 hypercar in his personal garage. His reputation and the property’s specialized facilities are expected to attract buyers with an interest in high-performance vehicles or motorsport.

Brad Best of McGrath Macedon Ranges, the selling agent, highlighted the property’s unique combination of features that cater to motoring enthusiasts as well as those seeking an equine-friendly rural property close to Melbourne. The listing underscores a growing market for lifestyle properties that can accommodate specialized hobbies and collections.