IVANHOE COTTAGE Cir. 1900 This property's land dates back to 1886. In 1900, Mr James Allan Rumble, the owner of a nearby Dinmore brick and pottery works, built this magnificent hand made brick cottage for him and his family and remanded in their family for 50+ years. In its 120 years it has only past hands 3 times. The current family have owned it since 1989. No doubt many Ipswich residents know this property but may never have known the history that lies between the walls of this rare handmade brick cottage. Unlike most brick made homes of this era, Ivanhoe Cottage's interior walls have never been rendered. It is as if Mr Rumble was so proud of his brick work, that it would be a shame to cover them up. Throughout the cottage you'll find various different styles of timber floorboards, each with their own character. The ceilings are pressed metal and for some reason, so are the walls in the lounge room. What could lie behind them? The cottage has 3 bedrooms with the third being a single bedroom. One of the bedrooms has a stunning fireplace and so has the lounge room. The kitchen is cosy and still has the Furphy Dove No. 8 stove which dates back to the 1930s. Now don't be bedazzled by my amazing photography, this home still needs a little work to be done, eg bathroom & kitchen, replacing a couple of floorboards etc, but one of the most costly things, the roof and bullnose verandahs have already been done. Ivanhoe Cottage also sits on 3 titles and the title to the rear could easily be subdivided off. (See council for more details) If you if could see yourself in this very important piece of Ipswich history sitting on a massive 2071m2 block of land in a very hand location, then take the 3D tour and if you like what you see, give me a call and I'll take you on a private tour through time. Located walking distance to Dinmore train station and easy access to both the Cunningham Highway and the Warrego Highway. Only 32min drive to Brisbane CBD and 13min to Ipswich CBD. Rates are $509.00 a quarter.