Discover The Charm of Yesteryear
Character laden, historical cottage bursting with 'olde worlde' charm from the early 1900's.
Retaining most of its original features, the house was built by Captain George Arnold during the European Settlement period and is one of the 'Seven Sisters' tin clad cottages.
This quaint home is nestled safely away from the road in the quiet cul-de-sac of Arnold Street.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
. Original pressed metal walls and ceilings enhance the interior, whilst metal brick-pressed panels clad the exterior.
. Comprising 3 bedrooms with ceiling fans; one bedroom with its own combustion heater.
. Central hallway with high ceiling leads to the cosy loungeroom with original fireplace and bonus of a new R/C air-conditioning wall unit.
. Bright and roomy kitchen with functional original stove still intact and a view to the private, leafy backyard.
. Bullnose verandah at entrance to the home creates an inviting front porch area.
. Lovely gardens include pathways, shrubs, flower beds and fruit trees.
. Enclosed single garage with roller door and concrete flooring.
. 2 x 2000 litre rainwater tanks
Call NOW on 0488 972 888 for more information or to arrange a private inspection.
Disclaimer:
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