3 rooms house of 159m² in Wodonga

Welcome to 60 Castle Creek Road. A keystone in the history of Wodonga, Whenby Grange has a long-standing history as the original homestead of what was initially the Leneva and Lower Castle Creek Districts. Situated 4 kilometres to the centre of Wodonga, the residence is within steps to the walking trails around House Creek, and within arm’s reach of all requirements. The residence itself offers unbridled character of the early 1900s period. A solid concrete brick construction boasts high ceilings, ornate picture rails and partitioned living zones. Modern touches provide practical comfort including an ensuite to the master bedroom, renovated bathroom, and contemporary heating and cooling options. Comprising of a formal lounge as well as a separate dining room, the home also plays host to an eat-in kitchen finished in blackwood timber and modern appliances. Accommodation includes three generous bedrooms, master with ensuite, and a family bathroom. Heating and cooling options include reverse cycle heating and cooling, ceiling fans as well as a slow combustion wood fire for ambience and comfort. Character abounds with the wrap around veranda, creating ample space for outdoor entertaining as well as the perfect setting to relax and take in the picturesque garden views. The property has been sub-developed, there is no garage, however sufficient car sparking space. The established garden many years in the making includes vibrant colours and a seasonal pond. TO REGISTER: Please register to ensure you receive notifications of any updates or cancellations. click ‘Book Inspection’ and follow the prompts to register your details for the open home you wish to attend. Alternatively, click "Get In Touch" or "Enquire" on REA and complete your details to stay updated on this property. DISCLAIMER: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Stean Nicholls will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.