Situated in what is arguably known as Bendigo’s most premier location, tucked away behind a picket fence within a well-established garden, you will find this charming example of renowned Goldfield’s architect, Robert Alexander Love. Originally built in 1864 for Mrs. McEwan, who envisioned a comfortable and lasting home, this property offers you the chance to preserve its rich history while adding your own personal touch - nearly 160 years later. This double-brick home showcases distinctive Victorian-era architectural features. A small porch adorned with intricate wrought-iron lacework greets you, accessed via a meandering path through the front garden. Step inside and be welcomed by elegant tessellated tiles that lead you through the hallway. To the right, you'll find two inviting bedrooms, while to the left is a spacious living room. The master suite is carpeted and includes an open fireplace with a timber mantle, a large sash window, a walk-through robe, and a full ensuite. The second bedroom features polished floorboards, a pressed metal ceiling, an open fireplace with a timber mantle, built-in robes, and direct access to the garden through an external door. The formal living and dining areas feature two separate fireplaces, each adding to the room's charm. One boasts a stunning marble mantle in the sitting area, while the other enhances the dining space. Full-length arched niches and soaring 14-foot ceilings further elevate the grandeur and uniqueness of this home. At the end of the hallway, you'll discover the family bathroom, complete with a clawfoot bath, shower, period-style timber vanity, toilet, and polished brass hardware. Towards the rear of the home, the kitchen is equipped with a St George range with a double oven, a beaten copper rangehood, timber benchtops, and a pantry cupboard, offering modern amenities that seamlessly complement the home’s character. A cozy informal dining space adjoins the kitchen, and beneath the tiled flooring lies a spacious cellar. Above the kitchen and dining area, light wells allow natural light to flood these spaces, accentuating the beautiful timber-lined ceiling. Adjacent to the kitchen is a versatile room that could serve as a sunroom, bedroom, or home office/library. It features polished floorboards and an art-deco-style fireplace. The home is completed by a generously sized external laundry, which could also be used as a hobby room, as well as a tiled and covered patio directly off the rear double doors. The backyard features crazy paving and a small garden shed. You can access this area via Barkly Mews through an automatic roller door. Additionally, at the front of the property, there’s a convenient garage with roller door access from Barkly Street. Would you like to continue Mrs. McEwan’s vision? Call now to inspect before someone else makes it theirs.
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