Period beauty in need of a full restoration, circa 1839, this highly sought-after period gem has the structure and bones to be one of Braidwood's best period homes again.

Location is everything and this convict brick and granite stone home is situated on a level short stroll into the center of Braidwood. Featuring deep solid brick and stone walls, elegant entry hall, original timber architraves and skirtings, pressed metal ceilings, four fireplaces with mantles, 10 ft ceilings, three good size bedrooms, lounge room with combustion fireplace and separate dining room. The kitchen is a generous sized space with good natural light and there is a north facing sunroom off the back with bathroom, laundry and separate laundry. The yard is a level block with garden storage shed and carport with rear lane access off Royds Lane.

Some locals say the original plans for the township of Braidwood where drawn up in this house, some say it was a police station and the kitchen was a jail cell. What ever the stories, this period beauty is a rare find and will delight its new owner once restored.

Inspections by private appointment, phone Kelly Allen, Braidwood's premium agent on 0466 632 696

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