Nestled within the heart of Berry, this circa 1890 character cottage is graced with timeless elegance and presents an extraordinary opportunity to the public market for only the third time. Commanding a stately presence behind its classic picket fence, the residence is cocooned amongst mature gardens that whisper tales of a bygone era. As you step through the gates, the quintessential charm of this historic home greets you warmly. High ceilings and original timber floors set the stage for a journey through a seamlessly flowing floor plan, where each room tells a story enriched by heritage and classic design. Original fireplaces stand as centrepieces in the living spaces, conjuring images of fireside gatherings and the echoes of laughter within walls steeped in history. The main bathroom pays homage to traditional luxury with its claw-foot freestanding bath, providing a sanctuary for relaxation. At the heart of the home, a central hallway unfurls, leading to intimate bedrooms and inviting living areas that beckon family and friends to come together. The large, eat-in kitchen is a delightful fusion of past and present, where a freestanding stove and gas cooktop meet the original wood fuel stove—promising culinary adventures and the warmth of home-cooked meals. Beyond the charm of the interior, the property holds a detached lock-up garage and laundry, adding practicality to its list of extensive features. Occupying a generous corner position, the land spans 876 square metres, providing ample space for outdoor pursuits and future visions. A home steeped in local lore, this residence was originally constructed by the Berry Estates for the esteemed Wharf manager, adding a layer of historical significance to its already rich character. This unique offering is more than a home—it is a piece of Berry's heritage, a chance to own a slice of history while enjoying the comforts and lifestyle of the coveted Berry township. A rare find indeed, this charming residence invites you to envision your new life within its walls, all the while respecting and celebrating its storied past. Embrace the chance to make this heritage jewel the backdrop to your family's future stories and memories.
Features
Heating Wood Fire
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