Lisles House – Circa 1857

Set on 3 crown allotments totalling 2,877sqm (0.71 acres) in the heart of historic Maldon, Lisles House is one the townships most prominent residences and has been home to the local doctor since 1857 when Dr Lisle first occupied the property right up to 2010 when Dr Champion and his family called the property home.

With an extensive picket fence and gateway leading to the highset gabled entrance and decorative verandahs the home features, a wide central hallway, 5 bedrooms with walk in robe and ensuite to the master, sitting room off the master bedroom, extensive kitchen/meals area with breakfast nook, formal lounge, living room, dining area, second entrance hallway, study, main bathroom, laundry and brick lined cellar with flagstone flooring.

The home is a solid brick and weatherboard construction that has been fully renovated and includes many features such as Bay window, 14’ ceilings, deep Victorian cornices and mouldings, open fireplaces and timber mantles, French doors, exposed brick and timber lined walls, pressed metal ceilings, plantation shutters, quality cabinetry/storage, Falcon range cooker, ducted reverse cycle heating/cooling in the main living areas, split system heating/cooling and gas flame feature fire.

The splendid gardens have brick and stone pathways, stone edged garden beds, terraced walls, fruit and citrus trees, shady nooks and stunning specimen trees such as a lemon scented gum and Moreton Bay fig. There is a covered outdoor entertaining area, entertaining deck and extensive shedding with under cover parking for 4 vehicles, 2 workshops, 2 storage areas and 5kw solar feeding into the grid.

Located only a short 200m stroll to the cafes, shops, and facilities with views of the historic Maldon primary school and Mt Tarrangower, Lisles House offers B&B potential and is an impressive property of grand proportions steeped in local history.