Nestled in a tranquil setting, this late 19th century Victorian home abounds with character. A disarmingly modest façade belies a bright and welcoming interior with sunny living areas, providing light and warmth all year-round. The home retains many hallmarks of the era including mantlepieces, panelled dado walls and ceilings. Stained glass windows, decorative architraves, polished Jarrah floorboards and Castlemaine slate complete the rustic aesthetic.

Comprising 3 bedrooms off the central hallway, the master has an original open fireplace, and the other 2 bedrooms open to a north facing alfresco Merbau deck via French doors. A central lounge creates a private retreat before you enter the large open plan kitchen/living/dining area. It is an ideal space for entertaining where activity can flow through the French doors to the deck and backyard beyond.

Outside there is a kaleidoscope of colour in the front, rear and side gardens. It is a generous yard that will bring hours of enjoyment pottering around, equipped with raised vegetable gardens, garden shed, and carport.

Notable inclusions –

• Wood fire and 2 x heating and cooling split systems in the living and master bedroom
• Garden shed
• Lock up tool shed with concrete floor and adjacent carport
• Aviary
• Raised veggie garden beds
• Large north facing covered Merbau deck
• Chicken coop
• Established flower garden beds & fruit trees
• Town water and 2,000 litre rainwater tank

Malmsbury is a small and welcoming community, and the home is a short stroll the historic train station and to Mollison Street, the main street of town, where there are vintage, antique and curiosity shops and a well-regarded family-owned bakery. The village of Malmsbury is approximately 70 minutes’ drive from Melbourne and less than 6 minutes northwest from Kyneton. It’s also accessible by a reliable and fast V-Line train service.

** We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.