From the moment you step through the gate, this remarkable Longford home invites you into a story that has been unfolding for generations. Originally established in the mid-1800s, the property began life as a modest cottage during the township's early days, quietly witnessing the growth of Longford around it. Over time, it has been lovingly cared for and thoughtfully evolved, retaining the charm and craftsmanship of its origins while embracing the comforts expected of modern living. There is a sense of warmth and authenticity here, a home that feels grounded, lived in and deeply connected to its surroundings.
Inside, period character is immediately evident and beautifully preserved. Original timber floorboards, open fireplaces and classic proportions set the tone, creating interiors that feel both welcoming and timeless. The living spaces offer a comfortable and relaxed ambiance, ideal for everyday living or quiet evenings by the fire. Three bedrooms are well positioned within the home and are serviced by a central bathroom, maintaining a practical and functional layout that suits a range of lifestyles. A separate living area provides additional flexibility and is fitted with a reverse cycle air conditioning system, ensuring year-round comfort without compromising the home's character.
The country-style kitchen forms the heart of the home, blending charm with functionality. Featuring a farmhouse sink, beautiful tapware and quality appliances, the space has been designed for both cooking and connection. Generous storage, including a walk-in pantry, supports day-to-day living and entertaining, while the outlook to the garden reinforces the strong relationship between the home and its outdoor setting.
Step outside and the gardens take centre stage, revealing themselves as a collection of outdoor rooms, each with its own mood and purpose. From the deck, which overlooks the grounds and provides an ideal space for entertaining or quiet reflection, the garden unfolds gradually as you wander through it. One area feels like an outdoor lounge, sheltered and serene, another bursts with colour and seasonal planting, while further pockets invite you to sit, pause and simply enjoy the sense of tranquility. The thoughtful layout creates moments of surprise and calm at every turn, making the garden as much a part of daily life as the home itself. A well-established vegetable patch offers the opportunity to enjoy home-grown produce, continuing the property's long-standing connection to self-sufficiency and care for the land.
Practicality is also well catered for, with a large carport providing ample space for vehicles, caravans or additional storage, complemented by further storage sheds to accommodate tools, equipment or hobbies.
All of this is set just minutes from Longford's shops, including the popular Hill Street Grocer, along with local schools and essential amenities. This is a property that offers far more than a home; it delivers a lifestyle enriched by history, nurtured gardens and the ease of living within a welcoming and well-established community.
Built: 1840's
Land size: 901m2 approx.
House size: 102m2 approx.
Water Rates: $1,000.00pa approx.
Council Rates: $1,090.80pa approx.
Sims for Property has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.
