Set behind an elegant wrought-iron picket fence on a generous 1,012m² allotment, this beautifully presented late-Victorian residence at 6 Newton Street offers a rare blend of period charm and everyday liveability, all within easy reach of Maryborough's town centre.
The home's street presence speaks for itself, with a classic hip roof, twin chimneys, and richly detailed timber fretwork along the eaves, while the veranda dressed in delicate cast-iron lace welcomes you home in true late-1800s style.
Step inside the welcoming foyer, leading you to the large formal living room. The kitchen, complete with dishwasher and oven, flows through to a generous dining room with woodfire heater, making this a home built for entertaining across the seasons.
Three generously sized bedrooms, a study, a family bathroom with separate bath and shower, and a dedicated laundry with external access round out the practical side of the home. Outside, a covered patio off the living areas provides a private spot to relax, while a second patio near the kitchen wing extends the entertaining options further.
Beyond the residence, the property offers exceptional storage and shedding: a substantial garage and storage building sits toward the rear of the block, with more than enough room for vehicles, a workshop, or the caravan and trailer. The remainder of the backyard is given over to established gardens and fruit trees, all wrapped in greenery for a private, low-maintenance outlook.
Ideally positioned in a well-established pocket of Maryborough, this is a rare opportunity to secure a genuine piece of the town's Victorian-era streetscape, with the space, storage and character families continue to search for.
