Set on the fertile Loddon River flats of Newbridge, this unique character property comprises two historic buildings and a wonderful setting of 10 acres with a river water allocation of 4 megalitres. GRAND STORE-KEEPERS RESIDENCE circa 1870s Grand Georgian influenced solid red brick homestead features slate roofing, verandahs, bay windows, quoined masonry, 13' ceilings and marble surround fireplaces. The home has 7 main rooms, long central hallways and service rooms including 2 bathrooms and a cellar. There are 3 bedrooms with fireplaces, a grand sitting room, family room and a kitchen with adjoining dining-lounge. Adjoining the home is a double garage and large covered outdoor entertaining area. A separate outbuilding offers a 6 car garage with studio/bedroom and a 3rd bathroom. ST JOHNS ANGLICAN CHURCH BUILDING An original 1870s Anglican church building sits within the grounds on its own 1 acre parcel and offers a great renovation project. It has a concrete floor and is a sturdy double brick plus buttresses finish. Power is not connected to this building but is directly outside. The land and grounds totals 10 acres (approx.) of title plus adjoining Roadways and is zoned Township. There is 4meg of piped irrigation available from the Loddon River for those interested in pursuing a viticulture or agricultural programs. Set back off the road near the Loddon River and quiet hamlet of Newbridge, this remarkable historic property is just 35 mins to Bendigo, 40 mins to Castlemaine and 2 hours to Melbourne.