Steeped in Southern Highlands history, this distinguished sandstone residence known as Loch Lomond Lodge once a local landmark presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a substantial and character-filled home in the heart of Mittagong. Set back from the Old Hume Highway yet intimately connected to village life, the residence enjoys easy access to local cafés, boutique shops, schools and transport links. The sense of ease and connection is immediate a home that has evolved with its history and retains spacious proportions while functioning comfortably for contemporary living. With expansive gardens and a secure, fenced setting, the property balances privacy with proximity, making it a rare find in such a central location.
- Hand-chiselled sandstone walls, soaring three-metre ceilings and elegant French doors remain as enduring examples of high-quality mid-19th-century craftsmanship.
- Six bedrooms and three bathrooms providing generous family accommodation
- Spacious living and dining zones anchored by classic design elements
- Flexible room configurations ideal for formal and casual family living
- Cosy gas fireplace, fans and ducted air conditioning delivering comfort year-round
- Generous outdoor garden and lawn areas with secure, fenced boundaries
- Established character features including exposed sandstone and period details
- Ample off-street parking for 8 cars and expansive 1,193 sqm corner block
- Close proximity to Mittagong's main street, cafes, shops and community amenities
- Connected to reputable local schools and transport including Mittagong railway station
Key History Points:
- Established around 1832, the site is believed to have been home to the second Kangaroo Inn, built by prominent early settler George Cutter.
- In 1837, the building was reportedly rebuilt or expanded by Goulburn brewer William Bradley and operated as the Prince of Wales Hotel, serving travellers along the newly formed road to Berrima.
- Owing to its prime position on the Old Hume Highway, the property functioned as an important coach staging post for Cobb & Co. until the railway reached Mittagong in 1867.
This is a rare historic residence that has retained its authentic character while functioning comfortably for modern living. From its sandstone façade and generous room configurations to its prized position close to town conveniences, the home provides a unique opportunity in one of the Southern Highlands' most accessible and sought-after locales.
For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Megan Martin on 0477 551 277.
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