Behind its grand brick façade, 97 Broadway holds more than a century of Junee history—and an opportunity to shape what comes next.
Built in 1906, this former bank served the community until 2016. Today, its five-bedroom accommodation and dual commercial and residential usage offer scope for a substantial family home, a business in the heart of town, or a blend of both.
Four-metre ornate ceilings, original light pull cords and working sash windows set the scene, with most windows refurbished. The residence was repainted in 2009, while its period details remain central to its appeal.
The formal lounge combines a woodfire with split-system comfort, while a separate family room adjoining the dining area offers another woodfire and wall-mounted air conditioning. The original kitchen is complemented by a new electric cooktop and oven, and a study with wall storage provides a dedicated space to work from home.
An ornamental fireplace brings character to the main bedroom, with additional fireplaces in bedrooms three and four reported to draw. A walk-in linen cupboard and two further linen cupboards provide generous storage, while the external laundry retains its original character.
Remote-controlled gate access leads to a carport and powered shed with new gutters. Spare roof tiles sourced from Melbourne are also included, helping support the ongoing care of this historic property. Robes and three portable air conditioners will remain with the sale.
A distinctive main-street address with the space to live, work and explore your next venture, 97 Broadway is ready for its next chapter.
Annual Rates: $3022.67
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*All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.
