'Harble Down Cottage' is an original piece of Campbell Town and Tasmanian history. Built in the early 1870's, this Georgian cottage has instant appeal with its whitewashed stone and central door flanked by 12 pane windows either side. In original condition, it offers accommodation for two large front bedrooms that flow into a comfortable sitting room, with access to the rear garden via timber bi-fold doors. A weatherboard extension provides an open plan dining and kitchen and a combined laundry and bathroom. The house maintains its original country appeal with a freestanding wood fire in the living room and second bedroom. The property is set on a 999m2 parcel of land, with a lock up garden shed in the rear corner offering plenty of potential for the green thumb to develop a classic midlands country garden. Bridge street is within walking distance to all the specialty stores and services in Campbell Town including the medical facility and district school. Elizabeth River and the Campbell Town Bowls Club are a short stroll, ideal for the social aspect and walking the family dog. Original stone cottages in the midlands don't come to market very often, to arrange an inspection, feel free to contact Chelsea Briggs at Harcourts Northern Midlands