This early Victorian miners cottage was built in the mid to late 1880's, about the same time as the adjacent East Sandhurst Congregational church.
Offering loads of charm and character and best of all, the hard work of re-stumping, re-plumbing, rewiring and re-painting has already been done.
The typical and simple floor plan has a front verandah with two rooms across the front and restrained ornamentation.
The front door opens to a character-filled living room with original open-fireplace including a gas log fire insert and timber over-mantle, a stunning 100 year-old light fitting graces the ceiling and subtle limed-pine floors flow throughout.
The other front room is the main bedroom with another open fireplace and feature brick chimney.
Behind these are the second bedroom and the updated kitchen where there's room for dining, ample bench-space, cupboards and a gas cooker.
The convenient new bathroom/laundry combination works well next to a separate wc.
A cute back porch overlooking the walled backyard with raised vegetable beds and grassed area makes the perfect place for an intimate lunch.
Throw away the car keys, the prime location just 850 metres for the CBD, the railway station and the marketplace will have you walking everywhere.
It would be perfect for young professionals or an ideal addition to an investment portfolio with real potential for leasing as serviced accommodation.
