109 Fitzroy Street, Tumut NSW 2720

A freshly painted throughout home with a unique blend of character and old world charm! Located within walking distance to the CBD and overlooking the Racecourse is this reinforced concrete cottage filled with history! The lounge room features a large wood heater and exposed beams. A lovely new kitchen with dining and a brand new bathroom are great additions to this historic home. Included in the home are four bedrooms. Two of them have lovely lead-light doors which open to the large verandah drenched by morning sun. Storage is ample through the property with the vehicle access also a plus. Large enclosed yards with chicken coop, vegetable garden and wonderful gardens all complete this lovely historical package.

This home built after World War 1 when a Tumut boy; A J Keown; unfortunately lost both of his legs at war. The home was built from donations from the Tumut Community & Tumut Turf Club whilst the land was donated from the Methodist Church. It is certainly a great part of Tumut History!