66 Queen Street North, Wingham NSW 2429

This elegant home is on a generous 974sqm corner block on the high side of the street. Wide verandahs embrace three sides of the home, and a deck at the rear overlooks an attractive garden and pond with water lilies.

Built in the early 1900s, the walls comprise vertical tongue and groove boards, a construction method typical of the period. The timbers used include Tallowood and Red Mahogany, highly prized and durable timbers sourced from this area.

The home has many features of the Federation period including high ceilings, ornate fireplaces and leadlight windows.

Two large bedrooms have French doors onto the verandahs, and the office opens onto the rear deck with views of the pond and garden. All doors are made from the increasingly rare Australian Red Cedar.

In addition to open fireplaces in the lounge room, there is a combustion stove and reverse-cycle air conditioning.

At the rear of the home is a small workshop or store room with a sink. This room is only accessible from the garden, and could also be used as a studio with privacy from the rest of the house.

The spacious garden has over twenty varieties of fruit and nut trees and a garden shed. There is access to the garden from the street and plenty of room for a garage, pool, or granny flat.

Because of the large block size, the property has subdivision potential.

Book your inspection today, contact Darren on 0488 723 355.