36 Main Street, Cundletown NSW 2430

This iconic property was built circa the 1880s - 1920s supplying the township with bread and patisserie.
A.E. Twohill (Baker and Pastrycook) owned the property known as 'Cundletown Bakery' certainly during the 1960s.

In the 1970s the new owner created a pottery and a gallery before settling on selling Antiques for the next 4 decades.

Nestled on a generous 1012sqm block with the potential for a driveway subject to council approval and views overlooking the Manning River and Dumaresq Island, this property is alive with heritage and rustic charm.

Some of the many original features include the expansive and impressive baker's oven constructed around the bakehouse, the Shopfront itself, the early baker's cottage and remnants of the old stables out the back.

Needing some dedication and restoration and with the floor plan largely unchanged since its original construction, the possibilities for this property are only limited by the imagination.

Opportunities to purchase a property of this significance and potential are very rare.