An exceptional high-quality restoration by Scott James Builder, a noted and multi-award winning Housing Industry of Australia recipient, completes this unique residence - a substantial building of historical, architectural, and aesthetic significance.

This remarkable and important structure offers an intriguing blend of style, inspiration, and beautiful design. Only materials and products of the highest standard have been selected for this meticulous and sympathetic restoration of this four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence. Contained within the Mixed-Use Zone, it also prospects as a business enterprise in thriving Beechworth.

Timeless elements - granite foundations, triple red brick, imposing gabled portico, flanked bullnose verandah - introduce a substantial home rich in warmth and tranquillity. Gracious, inviting, light-filled, a result of careful, considered planning which includes wheelchair friendly rear access and the installation of wide entrances into rooms.

On entering, the eye is immediately drawn to the height of the ceilings and the expansiveness of the space. Here a French Cheminees Philippe Wood Heater provides winter comfort.

The breathtaking central kitchen has been built to perfection, including stone benchtops, walk-in pantry and superior Neff and Siemens appliances. The flow to and from this area is seamless: to the sunroom, cinema room, or the private master suite.

Modern conveniences blend effortlessly. Solar energy, integrated floor heating, reverse cycle air conditioning, secure vehicle parking, garage workshop, to name a few. Clever storage solutions abound.

An exceptional piece of gold-rush history, dating back to 1890, this remarkable and important structure offers an intriguing blend of style, inspiration and beautiful design.

The sustainable landscape design offers low maintenance, a sense of order and calm, and includes a visual link to the 1939 King George VI Coronation Oak.

This property is a true delight! A perfect balance of classic attributes and contemporary sophistication. With its major importance in Victoria's colonial and social history, the possibilities are endless!