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Built Circa 1880, the Head Masters cottage has the style of Victorian Georgian and is Heritage listed because of its built form, streetscape and townscape associations and is regarded to the importance of the communitie's sense of place. Occupied by the headmaster of the Glenorchy school, which was built next door and occupied until 1930, after several sales the home was purchased in 1978 and undergone a transformation in 1980 after years of neglect. An extension had been added in the same style and this historic heritage home of some significance is because of its ability to demonstrate the principle characteristics of a brick Victorian Georgian domestic building.
The home ozzes 'Old World' charm and character from the moment your enter the grounds, surrounded by mature manicured gardens, trees, shrubs and plants. It's just a dream to wander through soaking up the senses of smells, colours and so pleasing to the eye.
The Property features 3 bedrooms, but could easily be made into 5. The main has an ensuite and walk through robe. 2 double bedrooms upstairs with hipped dormer windows. The study features Blackwood throughout and an ornate fireplace and a fifth from the Mezzanine floor hobby room, a great room over looking the cathedral ceiling lounge and rear gardens, a room that will inspire the creativeness in you. The internal kitchen feeds through to the lounge via a servery, but there is also a separate dining area that has a working open fire and feature mantle creating an ambience for any dinner party.
Bi fold doors open the lounge into a larger entertainment area, again surrounded by well established fauna, privacy assured. There is also another separate outdoor dining area with prep shed and power. The property has several sheds also with power and a small 'Swedish' style pole chalet that is suitable as a children's cubby.
This home is unique for the area and is a definite talking point, so inspect today, give me a call for further details or email for more photos.