Reputed to be built around the same time as Rio Vista and has some associations with Rio Vista and the Chaffey Brothers. The interior woodwork came from the Chaffey Brothers mill and the joinery done by Mr Kells who was responsible for the interior work in Rio Vista. It is believed that Mr DT Edmunds designed and supervised the building of both landmark properties. The first stage of the homestead is still in original condition and the current owner with council heritage approval extended the more modern section including bathroom and kitchen, however is in keeping with the original facade. The home features solid brick construction, Murray pine floors, formal living areas with three open fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, period features and underground cellar. Outside includes a carport under the main roof and shed/workshop, all set on a 1280m2 fully fenced allotment with some long standing original native gardens. This home is mostly in great condition and would suit someone that loves the character of the era and wants to maintain its integrity. If you have been waiting for "the one" this is it.