This Grand Victorian home was originally named “Clifton” when built in the 1880′s on land at Brighton Beach. In 1938 the home was saved from demolition, because the builder believed in the integrity of the Oregon frame, and was relocated to a 10 acre farmlet in Croydon (renamed to “Jesslyn”).Feel the elegance from the moment you enter the property with the rose-lined U shaped drive, front verandah and leadlight door. It continues inside with 12 foot ceilings with ornate cornices and decorative ceilings, 4 open fire place (including 1 gas lit fire place) plus gas ducted heating, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (including spa bath) and updated kitchen with the best of both worlds – the original solid fuel stove still in place. Large and bright, the kitchen / dining area has double glass doors leading outside. Original polished floorboards add to the appeal.

The old world charm continues in the backyard with a large gazebo for alfresco living, separate study/home office with power and separate telephone, and a large 6m x 4m shed. Set well back in a charming garden setting, fruit trees and a vegetable patch complete the picture. The home includes an abundance of storage, built-in bookshelves and a European
laundry , With the convenience of public transport outside the door, and space for 2 or more cars, this home offers a private retreat, just 30 minutes to town via Eastlink, with no turns!