28 Mount Street, Yass NSW 2582

'Corona Grove as she is known, is a spanish word meaning crown (ie:crown as in, top of the hill) which may have been the reason for the name.
A gracious beauty she is, nestled amongst stately trees and situated on a substantial town block of over 6,000 sqm.

This lovely character residence has had some restoration over the years but still retains it's charm and many of it's original features including:

High ceilings and a long wide hallway with it's original wide cypress floors..
Four open fireplaces, all in working order, some with marble surrounds.
Five large bedrooms, some with fireplace, main bedroom with ensuite ,walkin robe and separate toilet.
Enormous country style kitchen with all the mod cons.
The spacious sunny open plan family room has a slow combustion fire and french door leading out to the garden.
Elegant formal dining also with fireplace.
A separate library /study is lined with book shelves and also features a cosy open fire..
For the wine buffs, there's an underground cellar to keep those wines at just the right temperature.
A wide wrap around verandah encompasses the front part of the house and makes for wonderful summer evenings outside.
Built of double brick the home is always cool in summer, the ducted gas heating system throughout and supplemented fireplaces means you'll also never be cold in winter.
The large block of 6475 sqm includes a beautiful established garden with a fabulous array of plants and trees, a double carport, a single garage and workshop, cookrun and extra water tanks.
Originally built in 1881, the property has had a number of different owners over it's lifetime, from prominant grazing families and businessmen to a local doctor and, in more resent times run as a very successful bed & breakfast.

Once the home of the landed gentry it was reported in an extract from the Yass Tribune in Feb 1914, that, the three North Yass matrons, Mrs Triggs (Linton), Mrs McBean (Corona) and Mrs Ross of Kerrogair would stroll to town on a Saturday morning to shop, they would be picked up by the chauffer from Linton at precisely 11.30 to return home.
No doublt they also dressed for the occassion, as this was probably the highlght of their week.

For genuine sale this property has enormous potential, and could be run again as a B&B or possibly be sub-divided with council approval.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A UNIQUE PROPERTY.