56 Mundy Street, Bendigo VIC 3550

A rare offering in a central locale, this pretty Victorian era home with Italianate style facade retains much original character yet seamlessly blends with its modern upgrades.
Originally built in 1860 as part of a row of 5 terraces, the building was re-modelled by one of Bendigo's most notable architects William. C Vahland in 1880. Currently modelled for office use but easily converted back to residential living, the opportunities are endless.
With 8 principal rooms with many beautiful period features, the building comprises a generous reception room with original marble fireplace and adjoining room partitioned with glass walling.
There are a further 3 large rooms, an open study-library room, modern galley style kitchen-dining, plus a large 2 roomed cellar with original sandstone walling. There is a central bathroom, vestibule and rear verandah that connects a laundry and second toilet.
High ceilings, polished timber floors, decorative ceilings, picture railing, and a medley of timber finishes feature throughout. There is hydronic ducted heating and a number of reverse cycle air conditioners. NBN connected and re-wired.
Located walking distance to schools, shops, restaurants and cafes, this charming building is ready for living or working or both - perfectly poised with off-street parking, Commercial 1 Zoning
NOTE:
- Photos taken prior to current lock-down;
- Inspections available when Covid Rules permit.