Set opposite the Goulburn River in Murchison, this historic home combines period character with practical modern comforts. Built in 1902, it has a leafy garden approach and a wide verandah with original cast-iron lacework, creating a sheltered outdoor space.

Inside, a long arched hallway, 3.5-metre ceilings and ceiling roses provide a distinctive sense of scale. The home offers three bedrooms, including one with an ensuite, along with a separate bathroom. A sunny study can also serve as a fourth bedroom, while the lounge has floor-to-ceiling windows.

The country kitchen features timber floors and broad windows looking towards the back garden. From here, the garden and bricked terrace offer space for outdoor dining, while a separate garden studio at the rear provides an additional quiet retreat. The grounds are regularly maintained by a gardener, with that arrangement able to continue if desired.

• Three bedrooms, including one with an ensuite
• Study or potential fourth bedroom
• Two bathrooms
• Country kitchen with timber floors and garden outlook
• Lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows
• Separate garden studio and bricked terrace
• Solar panels and reverse-cycle systems in the kitchen and lounge
• One carport space