About this space

Set on 12 scenic acres in Victoria’s High Country, Bridge Creek Homestead offers a rich and rustic backdrop for photo and video shoots that call for texture, space, and natural beauty. Just outside Mansfield and nestled at the foot of Mt Buller, Mt Stirling, and Mt Samaria, this character-filled property blends rural charm with functional, shoot-ready spaces across a diverse landscape.

At the heart of the homestead is a striking purpose-built barn, constructed from vintage railway sleepers and finished with soaring ceilings, warm timber tones, and authentic country detailing. It’s a visually layered setting ideal for fashion editorials, product shoots, or styled campaign imagery that needs atmosphere and authenticity. The barn’s high ceilings and timber textures create drama and warmth, while the natural light and scale offer versatility for both staged and spontaneous moments.

The property also features a cozy country cabin, a self-contained studio suite, and beautifully landscaped gardens—each offering a different backdrop to move between during a full shoot day. From heritage charm to natural simplicity, the mix of indoor and outdoor zones makes this space adaptable for a wide range of content styles.

Outside, the land tells its own story. A large dam reflects the surrounding trees and sky, perfect for serene lifestyle shots or quiet product moments. An established orchard and rock wood shed add to the sense of place, while a half basketball court introduces a modern, playful layer for sport, youth, or movement-driven shoots. The property also includes five acres of untouched river and bushland, creating a rich setting for nature-based brands, fashion shoots with a raw edge, or editorial projects needing depth and texture.

Located in the Mt Buller region of Victoria, Bridge Creek Homestead is equal parts retreat and creative playground. With its range of styled zones, rustic architectural elements, and wide-open rural vistas, this location is well-suited to branding shoots, lifestyle content, or larger-scale productions that need room to breathe—and room to create.