A country estate in Melbourne’s outer south east featuring a massive man cave and horse showjumping arena is ready for a new owner to take the reins.

The 9.11ha property at 194-204 King Rd, Harkaway, is for sale with a $13.5m-$14.5m range.

Set among exotic trees and landscaped gardens, the address offers extensive equestrian facilities such as the 50m by 30m jumping arena, stables and paddocks.

Taylor Sheridan followers and Yellowstone fanatics restlessly pining for one of the countless western spin-offs to premiere should consider History Channel’s 2012 miniseries, Hatfields & McCoys. Also starring Yellowstone’s commanding lead actor Kevin Costner, the acclaimed three-part miniseries traces the real-life rivalry between the two titular feuding families following the American Civil War.

Although it’s set in a different time period and geographic location than Yellowstone’s contemporary Montana landscape, Hatfields & McCoys looks, feels, and sounds like something Taylor Sheridan created, or at the very least, was inspired by. Between the ultra-violent action scenes and austere melodramatic tone, not to mention a more convincing cast of cinematic character actors, Hatfields & McCoys is the ideal Yellowstone alternative until the Y: Marshals spin-off is released in March 2026.

Released by the History Channel in May 2012 as a miniseries presented over three days, Hatfields & McCoys was the network’s first scripted TV drama. Given such a precedent, great efforts were made to tell the real-life story of the violent rivalry between the Hatfield and McCoy families along the Kentucky/Virginia border during the American Civil War in 1863 and the subsequent Reconstruction era.

Kevin Costner plays William Anderson “Devil Anse” Hatfield, a former Confederate soldier from Virginia who leads his family into a 30-year territorial battle with the McCoy family. The late Bill Paxton portrays patriarch Randolph “Randall” McCoy, a Confederate supporter from Kentucky who lost five children to the Hatfield-McCoy blood feud that had lasting impacts for generations.