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Chateau Kolor
Situated on a scenic 300-acre merino sheep farm near the volcanic peak of Mount Rouse in Penshurst, Victoria, Chateau Kolor (historically known as Kolor Homestead) is one of Australia's most grand and enigmatic 19th-century pastoral mansions. Built in 1868 for wealthy pastoralist Daniel Twomey, the magnificent bluestone estate is celebrated for its unusual architectural design and enduring local ghost stories, attracting heritage enthusiasts and paranormal researchers to Victoria's Western District.