Central Yackandandah addresses don't come up often, and this one is worth paying attention to.
Built in 2009 and clad in Weathertex ™ weatherboard - a material chosen for its durability and termite resistance - the home has been well made and well considered from the ground up. Double hung windows sit throughout, Victorian Ash floorboards run across the living areas, and quality carpet covers the bedrooms. A large storeroom and walk-in linen press add the kind of practical storage that makes daily life easier.
The floor plan works for a family. An open plan kitchen with quality appliances flows through to the dining room and into the living room, where a Nectre wood heater anchors the space in the cooler months. Split systems and evaporative cooling take care of the rest of the year. The dedicated study gives those working from home a proper place to do it.
Verandas and decks face north, east, and west - capturing light through the day and extending the living area outside across three sides of the home. Below, the landscaped and terraced gardens carry seasonal colour throughout the year, with dedicated vegetable and herb beds and a shade house for the plants that need it.
The workshop - complete with mezzanine floor and attached lock-up garage with remote access - gives the hobbyist a proper base of operations. Additional under-house storage keeps tools and equipment out of the weather without cluttering the garage.
Then there's where it all sits. Step out the front and Yackandandah's main street - its cafes, independent shops, and everyday essentials - is within easy walking distance. The car stays in the driveway. Yackandandah Creek runs adjacent to the property, and the rail trail is right there for those who ride, walk, or simply want a reliable reason to get outdoors.
Properties with this combination - size, quality of finish, dedicated work and hobby spaces, and direct access to the trail and town - don't appear in Yackandandah very often.
