3 Coalbrook Street, Lithgow NSW 2790

The Director’s Cottage designed by Edward Gell, a prominent Bathurst architect and built in circa 1877-1879, holds high local significance. Originally built by The Lithgow Valley Colliery Co. as a residence for the superintendent and immediately enlarged to accommodate visiting company directors and fortnightly board meetings.

Perfectly positioned close to Lithgow CBD, the Director’s Cottage is now a much loved and cared for home set on 2190m2 approx where you can retreat to your very own personal sanctuary, become immersed in the park like, secluded gardens with this unique character filled residence. Steeped in history this gracious period home, retains a timeless elegance with generous proportions and a host of classic details. Heritage listed this home has maintained most of its original features, complimented by a meticulous restoration and extension. From the moment you arrive you’ll be captivated by the gorgeous garden oasis, beautifully framing this colourful, rich piece of local Lithgow history.

The calming, spacious and comfortable interior boasts three generous size bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas and expansive open plan kitchen dining. The ingeniously designed second wing, painstakingly crafted from locally sourced period bricks is ideal for the growing family or perfect for those wanting a second income. Elegant timber windows and French doors leading out to the wrap around verandah provide the ambience and romance only this period home could provide . Properties of this calibre and style are rarely seen in today's market call Rod and Renae today.