3 Wilshire Street

Berrima NSW 2577

552 m²

House

Andy Kirk, last sold this property on 01 June 2025 after 759 days on market.

Overview

A rare opportunity to purchase a unique cottage in one of Southern Highlands most sought after suburbs

Looking for a cozy and charming cottage in the picturesque town of Berrima? Look no further than this delightful 3 bedroom home! Nestled in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood, this property boasts plenty of potential and endless possibilities. You will be purchasing a slice of Berrima's History with this cottage being one of four former accommodation facilities that housed the Berrima Gaol Wardens. The property falls within the Berrima Gaol and Court House Precinct and any alterations would be subject to Council Approval. Outside, the level backyard is perfect for hosting barbecues, playing with kids or pets, or simply enjoying the fresh air and sunshine. With a little imagination and some TLC, this property has the potential to become your dream home. This cottage would make the perfect weekender, fixer-upper or Airbnb accommodation with the likes of Josh's Cafe, Eschalot Restaurant, PepperGreen Estate, and The Surveyor General Inn all within walking distance, not to mention Bendooley Estate only a short drive down the road. Whether you're looking for a quiet retreat or a place to call home, this property has something for everyone. Don't miss your chance to make it yours today! • Located in the heart of Berrima, this home is just a short walk from local shops, cafes, and restaurants. • Three good sized Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, second toilet • Built in wardrobe to oversized main bedroom • Nestled in a quiet and peaceful neighborhood, this property boasts plenty of potential and endless possibilities. • Detached garage / shed • Gas heater Disclaimer: While we make every effort to ensure that the information we provide is correct and up-to-date, we do not warrant its accuracy or reliability. Interested parties should exercise their own independent skill and judgement before they rely on it and should seek professional advice relevant to your own circumstances. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.