Nestled on a generous sized 1511m2 tree studded parcel of land in one of Goulburn's most prestigious and desirable locations.
"Lloella" is one of the first historic homes built in the Slocombe brothers estate, the home offers 4 bedrooms with many original period features of the era including expansive rooms, high ceilings and original entrance way with side lights. "Lloella" offers flexible living with formal lounge with revise cycle air conditioner and gas heating, two family rooms and office area. Sizeable kitchen with gas cooking and walk-in pantry. Separate large laundry leading to the main bathroom and adjacent toilet.
This hidden gem features a wide shady colonial style verandah overlooking established garden and lawn area perfect for outdoor entertaining.
Bring your paint brush and bring your tools to put your own stamp on "Lloella"
"Lloella" originally constructed in c.1888 by James Raymond head beer brewer at the old Goulburn Brewery, Subsequent owners included the renowned McDonald family who are credited with the longest overland cattle driving expedition from the Goulburn district to the heart of Western Australia. This epic cattle drive took over 3 years where they established "Fossil Downs" with an area of some 1 million acres, "Lloella" being their Goulburn base, "Loella" has always been tightly held with the current ownership being nearly 50 years.
Expressions of interest invited with a buyers guide of $640,000 - $690,000
Seldom do homes of this scale and historic significance come to market in Goulburn so contact the team at Graeme Welsh Real Estate to arrange your private inspection.
