Built in 1900, this charming home was already standing when the street was renamed from Brid Street to George Street in 1911, in honour of the coronation of King George V.
Beautifully renovated while remaining sympathetic to its original character, this weatherboard home offers three bedrooms, lovely bay windows, original fireplace mantels and all the wonderful reminders of its past.
The renovations have thoughtfully brought the home into modern living, with a new kitchen, updated bathroom, fresh paintwork and a heat pump providing year-round comfort, while still retaining the charm that makes a home of this era so special.
Set on a generous 802m² allotment, there's plenty to enjoy outside too. A covered rear entertaining area offers a sheltered spot to relax, while a large garage and additional garden shed provide plenty of practical space.
Conveniently located within easy reach of Scottsdale's shops, schools and everyday amenities, this is a home that has witnessed more than a century of Scottsdale's history and is ready for its next chapter.
Some homes have character added to them. Others, like 59 George Street, have spent more than a century earning it.
Please note: Some furnishings in the photographs have been digitally altered to protect the privacy of the current tennts.
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