This thoughtfully converted residence has been cleverly reoriented on its allotment to maximise natural light and capture stunning views across the picturesque township of Clunes.
The light-filled interior offers three bedrooms and a central bathroom, with year-round comfort assured by two split-system heating and cooling units and a welcoming wood fire that creates a cosy focal point in the living area during the cooler months.
Designed to embrace its prized northern aspect, the open-plan living, dining and kitchen zone is bright, spacious and highly adaptable. Expansive picture windows and triple French doors invite the outdoors in, opening to a covered verandah and paved entertaining patio. The generous backyard is a private sanctuary, complete with established native gardens, fruit trees and colourful perennial plantings — ideal for relaxed country living and hosting family and friends.
Both the front and rear gardens have been beautifully landscaped, offering multiple peaceful spaces to unwind. Grapevine-draped verandas provide cooling shade in summer while allowing winter sunshine to filter through. Practical additions include two sheds, a chicken coop and convenient off-street parking.
Positioned within easy walking distance of Clunes’ shops, cafés and essential amenities, this home delivers an enviable small-town lifestyle. Renowned as the Southern Hemisphere’s first Booktown, Clunes is a vibrant and creative community of approximately 2,000 residents. Just 15 minutes to Creswick, 25 minutes to Ballarat and around 90 minutes to Melbourne, it offers the perfect balance of historic charm and modern accessibility, with beautifully preserved gold rush architecture lining Fraser Street.
Inspections as advertised or contact Katie Minchinton on 0422 627 526 to arrange a private viewing.
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