"Elliott House," one of Maryborough's most admired historic buildings, is a classic example of Spanish Mission architecture. Built by Thomas Elliott in 1933, it reflects the fashionable style of the era's affluent and stylish. The home overflows with elegant architectural details that guarantee an indelible impression, including celestial moulded ceilings, high-quality timberwork, and leadlight windows. Fully renovated, the residence harmoniously combines these original historic characteristics with every modern convenience. Accommodation includes three bedrooms and multiple living areas, notably the original formal lounge and dining rooms, both featuring decorative fireplaces. The custom-fitted, premium kitchen is equipped with granite benchtops, quality joinery, and Italian appliances. The recently renovated bathroom is of equal calibre. Year-round comfort is assured with ducted heating and evaporative cooling throughout. Outside, a private enclosed backyard boasts an enclosed alfresco area and decking, set amid established, manicured gardens. Set in a prominent elevated position, this home has long been admired by passers-by-a property once open to the public on Sundays for a one-shilling donation to the Maryborough hospital. Such properties are often sought but seldom found.
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