55 Ford St

Beechworth VIC 3747

278 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

THREE INCOME STREAMS. ONE REMARKABLE ADDRESS

At the corner of Ford Street and Star Lane - the very heart of this storied town - stands a property that mirrors Beechworth's own layered character: residential, commercial, and historical all at once. Gammons Accommodation traces its origins to around 1865, a period when Beechworth was one of Victoria's wealthiest and most consequential goldfield towns. Today, the two-bedroom, one-bathroom residence operates as sought-after short-stay accommodation, its heritage bones intact and its first-floor veranda offering unhurried views along Ford Street - the kind of outlook that reminds guests exactly where they are. Miss Lucy's has been thoughtfully renovated and repurposed as a sophisticated short-stay suite of approximately 71 square metres. Positioned within easy reach of the town's celebrated restaurants, wine bars, and coffee houses, it offers guests the full Beechworth experience - and investors a consistently attractive yield. Beechworth Laundromat rounds out the portfolio. An established, community-facing business, it delivers steady returns that anchor the investment well beyond the seasonal rhythms of tourism. All laundromat machines are regularly serviced and in excellent order. Off-street parking for three vehicles and a rear storage shed complete a practical offering that is rare in the town centre. The furniture and fixtures at Gammons and Miss Lucy's can also be negotiated for purchase. With internationally recognised wineries just minutes away, Beechworth is a town that draws people in - and keeps them coming back. Add the Victorian snowfields of Mount Hotham and Falls Creek within easy reach, and you begin to understand why Beechworth's visitor economy remains one of regional Victoria's most resilient. And if cycling is your thing – whether it be mountain bikes, road riding or a simple jaunt along the Murray to Mountains Rail Trail – then Beechworth cannot be beat. Owning here isn't simply a financial decision. It's a stake in one of regional Victoria's most enduring stories - and a position from which to write the next chapter.