5 Pilmer Street, Bacchus Marsh VIC 3340

Walking through the front door of the compelling Edwardian Period home you are impressed with beautifully preserved details from the iron lacework on the verandah to the lead lighting of the front door built into the imposing red brick façade. The striking hallway entrance leads to the formal living room and 3 bedrooms, all featuring a fireplace and pressed metal ceilings in their former glory.

Over the past 116 years the property has been with the same family since it was built in 1906 (approx.). Perfectly positioned on a 593m2 corner block in the sought-after Pilmer Street, only a stone’s throw away from Main Street and all other amenities.
PROPERTY SNAPSHOT:
• Edwardian home
• Constructed around 1906
• Originally owned by William Henry McFarlane (*1)
• Designed by Shire Secretary & Engineer D.A Little (*2)
• Built by local builder J.F Taylor (*3)
• Unique floorplan for its era
• Original Cast Iron Lacework
• Decorative Bargeboard
• Lead light windows
• Casement Windows
*1 William Henry McFarlane was a local Landowner that originally owned and originally subdivided the land between Lerderderg Street and Masons Lane. 5 Pilmer Street has been in the same family since it was built.

*2 D.A Little also designed many local buildings of significance including the Holy Trinity Hall, St Bernard’s Convent, 8a Grant Street and 85 Main Street.

*3 J.F Taylor built many local buildings of significance including St Bernard’s Chapel, Coimadai School (1872), The Mechanics Hall in 1883, The Original National Bank (1865), 48&48a Grant Street (1909), 22 Graham Street (1870), 85 Main Street (1892) & 4-6 Dugdale Street (1912-13) among others

Contact the team at Arbee Real Estate (03) 5367 2333 to book your inspection today!