9 Campbell Street, Camperdown VIC 3260

A truly iconic historic home set in beautiful gardens in Camperdown.

Architect Michael McCabe built Keeyuca as his home in 1899 and of note its height is identical to that of the famous Camperdown Clock Tower which he also built.

The Tower is acknowledged as the finest free standing Clock Tower in Australia.

The home is set on an imposing parcel of land, approx. 1013 m2 and faces North
- the views extend over the Camperdown township to Mount Elephant in the distance.

Expansive gardens surround the home together with private decking areas and lawns.

Downstairs the home offers spacious accommodation including formal dining room with open fire place, separate living room, large country style kitchen with open fire place, wine cellar, laundry, bathroom and shower.

Upstairs there are two large bedrooms with open fire places, a children's nursery/study, bathroom with claw footed bath and separate toilet.

There is a wonderful spiral staircase leading to the observation tower!

Features throughout the property include original gargoyles, pressed metal ceilings, polished floorboards, ornate wooden staircase, return veranda, double garage and many period features.

Camperdown in Western Victoria boasts the Avenue of Elms as its dominant feature - two hours to Melbourne and one hour to Geelong. The town is serviced by regular train and bus services.

The property is currently leased at $ 500.00 per week.

The home offers an old world charm matched with modern up to date living presented in first class condition.

Inspections by appointment