Nestled in the heart of Grafton, "Girraween" at 165 Fitzroy Street is a captivating residence that seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary living. Built in the early 1900s, this two-story home offers an impressive array of features, making it ideal for families, entertainers, and those who appreciate architectural character.
Upstairs, you'll find four spacious bedrooms, a bathroom, and a dedicated study or office. Two of the front bedrooms open onto a picturesque balcony, perfect for enjoying the serene neighborhood views. The high ornate ceilings and polished wooden floors throughout the home add a timeless elegance to its design.
Downstairs, the layout is well-suited for modern living. The kitchen, dedicated dining room, lounge, and second living area provide ample space for everyday comfort and entertaining. A second bathroom with a shower and bath, a separate toilet, and a self-contained studio granny flat with its own bathroom offer unmatched versatility for extended family or guests.
Outdoor living is where "Girraween" truly shines. A covered entertaining area, deck for barbecues, and a private, fully fenced backyard create the perfect setting for gatherings. The sparkling pool and additional shed, complete with storage, a games room, and undercover space, enhance the property's lifestyle appeal.
With air conditioning in the main living and dining areas, a single undercover car space, and a location just minutes from Grafton's CBD, "Girraween" delivers both convenience and character. This historic home is more than just a residence-it's a piece of Grafton's heritage and a sanctuary for those seeking charm, space, and privacy.
Don't miss the opportunity to make this remarkable property yours.
For more information or to declare your interest contact Craig Franklin on 0423 900 424.
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