There is something truly special about a home that has stood proudly for more than a century and this charming circa 1910 Federation residence, constructed from beautiful local stone showcases a beautiful piece of local history, lovingly renovated for modern living.
Rich in warmth, character and old-world appeal, the home has been extensively renovated over the years, allowing its next owners to enjoy the charm of yesteryear without sacrificing the comforts of today. With a new roof, upgraded electrical wiring, refreshed kitchen and bathroom, fresh paintwork, new fencing and outdoor improvements, much of the hard work has already been done.
From the moment you step inside, the character of the home shines through. Soaring 12-foot ceilings, polished timber floorboards and four original open fireplaces are reminders of a bygone era, while generous rooms and traditional proportions give the home a wonderful sense of space and warmth.
The accommodation includes three spacious bedrooms, a beautiful formal lounge and separate dining area rooms made for family gatherings, long lunches and cosy winter evenings by the fire.
At the heart of the home, the kitchen blends comfortably with the property's traditional style while providing everything needed for modern-day living. There is an abundance of bench space, under-bench and overhead cabinetry, modern appliances and a practical corner pantry.
The updated family bathroom is complemented by an additional shower in the laundry and two toilets, adding everyday practicality to this character-filled home. A sunroom provides another inviting space to sit back with a morning coffee, enjoy a good book or simply take in the peaceful surrounds.
A Location to Fall in Love With
One of the property's most appealing features is its wonderful position and outlook.
From the home, there are views across towards the historic Giant Ram, an iconic local landmark that provides a wonderful sense of place and connection to the town's history. To the rear, the outlook opens towards the bowling club and sporting grounds, creating a feeling of space that is difficult to replicate in a residential setting.
It is a location where you can enjoy the convenience of being close to town while still having a wonderful sense of openness around you.
Set on a substantial 1,785m² allotment with three street frontages, the property offers exceptional access, space and versatility. The generous block provides plenty of room for vehicles, caravans and trailers, while the multiple street frontages are an increasingly rare and valuable feature.
Outdoor living is equally well catered for, with a large covered entertaining area at the rear of the home providing the perfect setting for relaxed Sunday lunches, summer barbecues and entertaining family and friends.
For vehicles and storage, there is an approximately 8m x 6m open shed together with a 6m x 6m double carport, while the property is securely enclosed with a combination of Colorbond and traditional picket fencing that complements the home's Federation character.
Property Highlights:
- Beautiful circa 1910 Federation-style local stone home
- Three generous bedrooms
- Magnificent 12-foot ceilings
- Four original open fireplaces
- Polished timber floorboards
- Formal lounge and separate dining room
- Renovated kitchen with modern appliances
- Excellent bench and cupboard space plus corner pantry
- Updated family bathroom
- Additional shower in the laundry
- Two toilets
- Charming sunroom
- New roof
- Upgraded electrical wiring
- Fresh paintwork
- Ceiling fans
- Large covered outdoor entertaining area
- Approximately 8m x 6m open shed
- Approximately 6m x 6m double carport
- Fully fenced with Colorbond and picket fencing
- Expansive 1,785m² allotment
- Valuable three-street frontage
- Views towards the historic Giant Ram
- Rear outlook across the bowling club and sporting grounds
- Sought-after location close to town amenities
Homes with this much history, character and presence are becoming increasingly difficult to find.
Beautiful local stone, soaring pressed tin ceilings, polished floors and original fireplaces give the home its soul, while the extensive renovations ensure it is comfortable and practical for today's lifestyle.
Add the 1,785m² block, three street frontages and wonderful outlook towards some of the town's most recognisable landmarks, and you have a property offering far more than simply a place to live it is a home with history, warmth and a genuine sense of place.
For those who appreciate the craftsmanship and character of an earlier era but still want the convenience of modern living, this is a home that deserves to be experienced in person. Call Exclusive Selling Agent Suzie Perrin today on 0438 545 265 to inspect this beautiful home.
