One of the Grandest Riverfront Homes in the township. Originally built to impress those from near and far the effect has never waned. Built-in the early 1950s by the Turner family, Timber Merchants and Millers of Innisfail and Tarzali, it remained in the family for nearly 40 years. This home was the scene of many a garden party with croquette on the lawns and dancing late into the night in the grand ballroom. The original period features throughout this home have been lovingly cared for by its current owners, and in recent years it has been used as an upmarket Bed and Breakfast. The home has matching coloured glass casement windows all around, with soaring ceilings and v-board timber linings. The chandeliers in the ballroom and the sweeping archways that grace the wide hallways all add to the beautiful feel of the home. The kitchen is Tasmanian oak and the benchtops, backsplashes, and appliances have all been upgraded. The living rooms provide a choice of casual dining, formal entertaining, and relaxing recreation spaces. The favourite spot is the garden room upstairs surrounded by casement windows where the breezes flow and the indoor plants flourish. This is the cup of tea spot in the mornings and the G & T spot in the late afternoons. There is a full library and a separate office. Oppulant Ensuite off the master bedroom, new air conditioners, and a separate accommodation space downstairs with its full kitchen, dining, lounge, two bedrooms, and bathroom. The gardens are fully landscaped, With a large outdoor entertaining space, and the location right on the Riverfront is superb. The riverfront cycle/pathway that leads you directly into town is right out front. Garaging for 4 cars plus a large lock-up workshop space. A piece of history that you would never be able to replace.