104 George Street

Grenfell NSW 2810

436.5 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

A Rare Piece of Old Grenfell Character - 104 George Street Grenfell

A home with history, heart and undeniable character - Circ 1866 originally a Butcher Shop in the old Main Street of Grenfell Tucked quietly behind the Main Street (George Street) in the historic heart of Grenfell, this delightful character home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the township's rich past, while enjoying the comforts and practicality of today. From the moment you enter through there is an unmistakable sense that this is a home with a story to tell. Living and dining with split system and ceiling fan for every day comfort. Two well-proportioned bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, while the bathroom and separate laundry add everyday functionality. Private backyard with established greenery, garden areas, garden shed and back lane access Cafés, local businesses, parks and walking and cycling connections provide a relaxed lifestyle close to everyday conveniences. For buyers who appreciate homes with individuality, streets that carry a little history, 104 George Street offers something increasingly rare - a home that feels connected to its surroundings. Property highlights - Ideal Bed and Breakfast Accommodation Charming character residence with high ceilings in the historic Grenfell township Two generous bedrooms Functional kitchen and adjoining living and dining area Bathroom and separate laundry Storage Room was originally the butcher shop. Generous covered outdoor entertaining area Land approx 436.500 sqm A unique opportunity to secure a home with genuine character Whether you're looking for a character-filled home to make your own, a peaceful base in Grenfell Some homes are built. Others become part of the history of a place. Grenfell was established in 1866 following a gold discovery along Emu Creek and was officially proclaimed as a town on January 1, 1867. It was named in honor of John Granville Grenfell, a Gold Commissioner who was fatally shot by bushrangers in late 1866. Contact Sheryl on 0467 061 570 for a inspection today