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The outlook from here is amazing over the rolling countryside to Mount Bakewell. Circa 1910, this character stone cottage has been modernised and extended in recent years. The kitchen/dining/family room has timber laminate floors and heaps of cupboard space and jarrah benchtops, there's even a handy jarrah desk built into the end of the kitchen. Storage is not an issue, with the large laundry also having plenty of cupboard space. <br/><br/>Double french doors open out from the main open plan living area to a massive patio in the backyard, running the full width of the home - a brilliant spot to entertain or take in the view. Its also nice to see the old metters stove has been retained near the dining area, which would have been part of the original kitchen back in the day. <br/><br/>The formal lounge has a slow combustion fireplace, and it could even be a 4th bedroom if required as the open plan living could be enough for most families. All 3 bedrooms are quite well sized, and the wardrobes can stay for the new owners if needed. <br/><br/>Most of the block is fenced off well for your sheep or horses, with an automatic water trough ready to go. A chookpen and garden shed are handy additions, while there are also some old timber ruins that used to be a shed or accommodation that only a skilled person could resurrect. <br/><br/>To view this special property, which is only around 4km to the main street, please call:<br/><br/>Brian Wheeler - 0429 119 123<br/>Wheeler's York Realty
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