Standing the test of time this beautifully renovated historic Settlers Cottage has seen many changes to both itself and neighbouring properties over the years.

Built in the 1890′s and, although a resent restoration has taken place, the charm and character of the early days is still present.

A rose lined path invites you through the front cottage garden to reveal the original slate verandah. Original timber sash windows, timber front door together with a stone and red brick front elevation give this home instant appeal.

The front entrance opens to a cosy lounge room, which features polished floor boards, lovely timber architraves and skirtings. An open cedar fireplace with mantel together with high ceilings create a warm and welcoming feeling which continues throughout the home.

There are three good size bedrooms with the master opening from the lounge with bedroom two continuing the original feeling also complete with high ceilings, polished boards and sash windows. A third bedroom is located at the rear of the home and is currently being utilised as a gorgeous baby’s room.

Located in the centre of the home the country kitchen houses an original wood stove and chimney, electric cooking is also available. An upgrade of additional cupboard space has been completed using meat safe fronts to the cupboard as to not loose the old world charm. High ceilings and natural floor tiles are also a feature of the kitchen and being spacious in size allows room to dine in.

Built around the 1930′s a lean to at the rear of the home accommodates the third bedroom, rear sunroom and new bathroom.

Featuring a claw foot bath, interesting show rose over the bath, old fashioned pedestal basin and toilet again the charm of years gone by are still present. An alcove within the laundry cleverly hides the laundry trough and washing machine.

The sunroom is bright and provides direct access to the rear yard through sliding glass doors. This area currently accommodates a home office leaving the three bedrooms free.

A cellar is accessed from outside and is great for wine or general storage.

A garden path meanders its way through the various fruit trees, shrubs and cottage plants which cover the rear yard. Rear access to the yard is provided by double gates allowing convenient access to the yard.

Number 6 Murray Street is overflowing with country charm and character. Located within walking distance to the shops, cafes and restaurants on historic High Street this is a very appealing property in the heart of the township. It is to the credit of past and current owners that the history of the home has not been lost over the years.