110 High Street, Yea VIC 3717

The Team at Nutrien Harcourts Yea is honoured to present 110 High Street, Yea, tightly held in the family for over a century and presented to market for the very first time, featuring a thoughtfully designed 4 bedroom story book style home. The single owner home has been meticulously maintained since completed in 1995 and is framed with a cottage style garden, offering stunning annuals, perennials and bulbs flowering all year round.

Lovingly designed with room for family and guests to stay with everything you need on the ground level, a primary bedroom wing with ensuite and WIR, 2 additional bedrooms with built in robes, open plan kitchen, dining and living room to bring all the family together, full bathroom with a spa style bath and a mud room style walk through laundry. Upstairs you will find an additional bedroom, study and storage, ideal for additional guest or a home based business. There is no shortage of storage with 2 accessible lined attics in the master suite and garage, under stair storage, linen press and a walk in pantry.

Outside you will find picturesque entertainment space with a 180-degree deck and manicured gardens surrounding the ornamental maple. To the rear of the 1069m2 block you will find an established orchard and veggie patch surrounding lush green lawn areas with ornamental and shade trees above.

Additional features to the property include a detached garage with additional extra height carport, garden shed, solar system, 3 strategically placed split systems, large wood heater and located only 300m to the Yea town centre.

For further information, contact Kye Rishworth on 0407 041 395 or Kerryn Rishworth on 0412 346 169.

* Inspections for this property are strictly by private appointment only. Please respect the peace and quiet nature of the region and do not enter the property grounds without being accompanied by an agent. ** All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.