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Red Brick On Robertson

A rare opportunity to secure a piece of the towns history. Having many features of a bygone era this solidly constructed, 3 bedroom, double red brick home has a lead lighting feature window on entry to the central hallway, high ceilings, an open fire place in main bedroom and the option to open fire place in the second bedroom, polished timber floor boards with wide skirtings, there is also wide architraves and picture rails. Modern inclusions to make life more comfortable include; a reverse cycle split system air conditioner and combustion wood heater in lounge, ceiling fans, an updated bathroom and laundry. A lock up garage/shed and separate carport plus garden shed with workshop area provide plenty of storage room. On a large block backing onto reform hill with its many walking tracks the property is only a short walk to the town centre and now represents very good value.
3 1 2 1,328 m2
Address 27 Robertson Street, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 888
Category House
Land Area 1,328 m2

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