16 Jellore Street, Berrima NSW 2577

Captivating 'Jellore Cottage' at 16 Jellore Street, Berrima, offers a stunning blend of period charm and modern design. Also known as 'Munday Cottage,' this circa 1860s home was originally built for the stable manager of the nearby Victoria Inn. The home has undergone significant renovations, most recently in 2023-24 by Sydney architects Gordon + Stone and Blanca Design + Construct.


The primary residence boasts soaring raked ceilings, sun-filled open-plan living areas, a stylish gas kitchen with marble benchtops and walk-in pantry, plus a cozy fireplace perfect for cooler evenings. A contemporary pavilion with recycled ironbark beams, French limestone flooring, double-glazed windows, and hydronic underfloor heating enhances the home's comfort and character.
The fully irrigated gardens are a highlight, featuring a charming English cottage style with heritage roses, espaliered citrus, snow pear trees, and century-old oaks leading down to the Wingecarribee River. At the rear of the property, the relocated 'Settler's Hut' from the 1840s sits alongside 'The Butter Barn' studio and 'The Dairy Hut,' offering versatile spaces ideal for a retreat, office, or investment opportunity.

Located just moments from Berrima's cafes, parks, and historic landmarks, this unique dual-residence property perfectly balances heritage elegance with contemporary living and exceptional lifestyle potential.

Key Features:

- Land size: 2,016 sqm, north-facing on the Wingecarribee River
- Heritage-listed dual residence with rich early-1800s character
- Spacious primary home with three bedrooms, modern kitchen, and feature fireplaces
- Separate 'Settler's Hut' and detached studio/office for flexible use
- Blend of original period details and contemporary upgrades including hydronic heating and limestone floors
- Beautifully landscaped, fully irrigated gardens with mature trees and walled courtyard
- Conveniently close to Berrima town centre