Travis Cole

Recognised as "a bit of a country bloke at heart" and wearing a beaming smile that emphasises his honest and authentic personality, Travis Cole’s passion for the benefits of a relaxed rural lifestyle and his extensive sales skills exemplify an innate ability to identify what really matters when buying and selling a property.

Originally from Buckrabanyule, 15kms from Charlton, Travis moved to the Macedon Ranges 11 years ago, drawn to the region for work opportunities and his penchant for equ...

Recognised as "a bit of a country bloke at heart" and wearing a beaming smile that emphasises his honest and authentic personality, Travis Cole’s passion for the benefits of a relaxed rural lifestyle and his extensive sales skills exemplify an innate ability to identify what really matters when buying and selling a property.

Originally from Buckrabanyule, 15kms from Charlton, Travis moved to the Macedon Ranges 11 years ago, drawn to the region for work opportunities and his penchant for equestrian pursuits, notably as a competitive dressage rider. With the stars aligning, Travis has effortlessly incorporated his 8 years of experience in new home sales for the acclaimed Henley Properties Group, and a further 10 years experience in sales, marketing and graphic design as Production Manager and Senior Designer at Horse Deals magazine (Fairfax Media) to successfully forge a successful career path within the Real Estate industry.

Travis' competitive streak brings forth his focused, goal-oriented work ethic and dedication to achieve the highest possible result whilst building lasting relationships with his clients by always remaining approachable, available and in tune with the needs of vendors and buyers.

Outside of work, Travis is surrounded by animals great and small, including several horses, two Dalmatians, a Rhodesian Ridgeback and other farm animals. Affiliated with many riding clubs over the years, he is currently a member of the Lancefield Equestrian Club and spends time competing, training and breeding horses for Olympic-discipline dressage.