Steeped in history, this Fryerstown cottage, c 1890, was the former police house. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, it now offers comfortable accommodation with separate guest quarters or home office, in the restored police stables. This charming country retreat has high ceilings, decorative fireplaces, Baltic pine floor and shady verandahs overlooking the garden. A wide entrance hall leads through to the sitting room with French doors and built in cupboards and bookshelves, a further guest room and third bedroom/dining room. The country kitchen has a gas stove, dishwasher, next to a separate walk-in pantry. The tiled bathroom and shower is part of the rear vestibule. Across from the house, the restored stables, fully lined with beautiful timbers, offer a spacious double bedroom, sitting room, kitchenette and en-suite. The gardens fill the 4500 sq.m. grounds and feature dry stonewalls, meandering pathways, shady spots for outdoor dining and seasonal plantings, with a borrowed landscape of magnificent eucalypts. The property has town water, large capacity tank water storage and an extensive automatic watering system.