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Period Charm - Central Location

Circa 1935 of solid brick construction and extensively renovated in the late 1980's this charming home is only a short walk to the town centre. With many features of the era - high ceilings, wide entry hallway, leadlight windows, ornate cornices, wide architraves, picture rails and deep window sills the home includes - 3 spacious bedrooms, a formal lounge with a built in combustion wood heater, open fire place in the dining room, large open fire place in the kitchen/family room, tiled bathroom, electric kitchen with dishwasher, large amount of storage area and double garage. A handy workshop, wood storage area, outside toilet, wide back verandah and 900 square metre flat block of land make the property suited to a wide range of home owners.

Features

Fireplace
3 1 2 900 m2
Address 24 Smith Street, Myrtleford
Price SOLD
Property Type Residential
Property ID 95
Category House
Land Area 900 m2

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