427 Thirlmere Way Thirlmere, NSW

Charming Cottage circa 1885 built by the Baileys family who ran the local Thirlmere brick works. Positioned on 1 acre, the home is a lovely example of a late Victorian Australian Country Cottage, close to the train museum and the historic town of Picton. All the old-world charm features combined with in-ground pool, studio for flexible living and 1 acre of mature trees and gardens.
3 lot Subdivision potential � Development consent for 3 lot Subdivision. Lot 7, Sec 4, DP 2339, No, 427 Thirlmere Way, Thirlmere is still active. (Land use planning and Environment documents supplied on request).

Features of the property include
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms designed to compliment the home
High ceilings with ornate cornices and mouldings throughout
Large kitchen, 900mm natural gas oven & cooktop overlooking courtyard
Original Welsh slate roof and Kauri pine flooring
The home boast 3 functioning fireplaces, town water and sewer
Separate studio with gas fireplace, extra bedroom (5th bedroom)
Two original functioning wells
10m x 5m workshop with loft storage
Irrigation watering system, large raised vegetable gardens
40m street frontage with 17m side access

Historic homes of this nature are rare to the market, combined with subdivision potential creates a unique offering. Nest egg buyer looking to live in and develop in their own time, developer or the buyer who wants something special. 30 minutes to Wollongong, 20 minutes to Southern Highlands, and just 35 minutes to Bowral.
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