19 Memorial Drive, Tungkillo
House
Price Guide: $790,000 - $850,000
"HURTWOOD" | A Treasure of Tungkillo, Recast for Idyllic Town-Edge Living.
Nestled between Birdwood and Mount Pleasant, yesteryear prevails in this beautifully restored 1880s cottage that brings a big vehicle focus, a little Charlotte Bronte, and 3288sqm of rural breathing space.
Inside, the three-bedroom home reads like a Victorian novel. Timber-cladding and bespoke leadlight, dado rails and whitewashed stone walls against a sympathetic palette paying all due respect to today's modern lifestyle.
By far its most practical additions, are two concrete-floored double garages, an annexed carport for the campervan or trailer, and the invaluable accessibility of a concreted circular driveway.
Featuring sash windows, the huge country kitchen is an enchanting play on colonial style. Modern elements include stone benchtops, double wall ovens – one being a microwave/airfryer – all accentuated by mosaic splashbacks and brass tapware.
Everywhere else, the home is a measured mix of old and new.
All but one main room branch off the central living space with its modern ceiling fans and hearty combustion fire, while its indoor-outdoor focus are the French doors revealing a living artwork beyond - tall gums, generous shade, pops of colour and vacant vegie beds offering scope to go wild…
The groundwork outdoors is done; what grows next is up to you.
From the return verandah, stone steps rise to an orchard, while the lay of the land offers implement and woodshedding, open space for firepit nights and the keen composter, while a vantage point from the back of the block gives you the whole beautifully rural perspective.
Thick stone walls encase the rear-set master bedroom, stepping out to an annexed study that's just as endearing as a dressing room, ensuite or reading zone. The nearby bathroom adds a modern-colonial touch, echoing pressed metal and stone through its tiles and sweeping eye-level garden views.
Bedroom two hosts its own fireplace, accessible via the kitchen; bedroom three opposite, carries more newly whitewashed stone walls into its retreat.
Established garden shade follows you around this magical property, from the arrival to the hen house, and with the smell of straw and herbaceous shrubs, there's little doubt you're knee deep in the country.
With town-edge perimeters slowly stretching, your neighbours are an enviable distance away; and as the roses release their spring perfume, simply shut the gate and enjoy it.
Barely an hour from the city, relax in a renovated slice of history…
Tungkillo was established around 1850 to service the nearby Reedy Creek -Tungkillo Copper mine. Belonging to the Spry brothers (one of whom was the town baker), this house is believed to be one of the first established in the town.
There's more to love:
1880s symmetrical cottage on a 3288sqm allotment
High-clearance concrete-floored double garage
Extensive concreting for drive-in, drive-out access + ample off-street parking
Annexed carport for the van or trailer + an additional double garage
Easy-care country grounds
Stunning leadlight to skylights and most windows
5kW solar system
Marbled kitchen benchtops, Westinghouse double oven (with airfryer/microwave) and soft-close drawers, Electrolux dishwasher
Ceiling fans, central combustion fire
Tactile bathroom renovation with glorious views
Bedrooms repainted
Envirocycle septic + Mains water
Gas hot water system
Orchard, vegetable planters and a large chicken coop and run
Rainwater storage
Valuable large vehicle access
Starlink satellite on roof
Property Information:
Title Reference: 5935/208
Zoning: Township
Year Built: 1880 (gov. records)
Council Rates: $2,411.90 per annum
Water Rates: $88.00 per quarter
*Estimated rental assessment: $520 - $550 per week (written rental assessment can be provided upon request)
Adcock Real Estate - RLA66526
Nikki Seppelt 0437 658 067
Andrew Adcock 0418 816 874
Jake Adcock 0432 988 464
*Whilst every endeavour has been made to verify the correct details in this marketing neither the agent, vendor or contracted illustrator take any responsibility for any omission, wrongful inclusion, misdescription or typographical error in this marketing material. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information provided.
The floor plan included in this marketing material is for illustration purposes only, all measurements are approximate and is intended as an artistic impression only. Any fixtures shown may not necessarily be included in the sale contract and it is essential that any queries are directed to the agent. Any information that is intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.
Property Managers have provided a written rental assessment based on images, floor plan and information provided by the Agent/Vendor – an accurate rental appraisal figure will require a property viewing.
Nestled between Birdwood and Mount Pleasant, yesteryear prevails in this beautifully restored 1880s cottage that brings a big vehicle focus, a little Charlotte Bronte, and 3288sqm of rural breathing space.
Inside, the three-bedroom home reads like a Victorian novel. Timber-cladding and bespoke leadlight, dado rails and whitewashed stone walls against a sympathetic palette paying all due respect to today's modern lifestyle.
By far its most practical additions, are two concrete-floored double garages, an annexed carport for the campervan or trailer, and the invaluable accessibility of a concreted circular driveway.
Featuring sash windows, the huge country kitchen is an enchanting play on colonial style. Modern elements include stone benchtops, double wall ovens – one being a microwave/airfryer – all accentuated by mosaic splashbacks and brass tapware.
Everywhere else, the home is a measured mix of old and new.
All but one main room branch off the central living space with its modern ceiling fans and hearty combustion fire, while its indoor-outdoor focus are the French doors revealing a living artwork beyond - tall gums, generous shade, pops of colour and vacant vegie beds offering scope to go wild…
The groundwork outdoors is done; what grows next is up to you.
From the return verandah, stone steps rise to an orchard, while the lay of the land offers implement and woodshedding, open space for firepit nights and the keen composter, while a vantage point from the back of the block gives you the whole beautifully rural perspective.
Thick stone walls encase the rear-set master bedroom, stepping out to an annexed study that's just as endearing as a dressing room, ensuite or reading zone. The nearby bathroom adds a modern-colonial touch, echoing pressed metal and stone through its tiles and sweeping eye-level garden views.
Bedroom two hosts its own fireplace, accessible via the kitchen; bedroom three opposite, carries more newly whitewashed stone walls into its retreat.
Established garden shade follows you around this magical property, from the arrival to the hen house, and with the smell of straw and herbaceous shrubs, there's little doubt you're knee deep in the country.
With town-edge perimeters slowly stretching, your neighbours are an enviable distance away; and as the roses release their spring perfume, simply shut the gate and enjoy it.
Barely an hour from the city, relax in a renovated slice of history…
Tungkillo was established around 1850 to service the nearby Reedy Creek -Tungkillo Copper mine. Belonging to the Spry brothers (one of whom was the town baker), this house is believed to be one of the first established in the town.
There's more to love:
1880s symmetrical cottage on a 3288sqm allotment
High-clearance concrete-floored double garage
Extensive concreting for drive-in, drive-out access + ample off-street parking
Annexed carport for the van or trailer + an additional double garage
Easy-care country grounds
Stunning leadlight to skylights and most windows
5kW solar system
Marbled kitchen benchtops, Westinghouse double oven (with airfryer/microwave) and soft-close drawers, Electrolux dishwasher
Ceiling fans, central combustion fire
Tactile bathroom renovation with glorious views
Bedrooms repainted
Envirocycle septic + Mains water
Gas hot water system
Orchard, vegetable planters and a large chicken coop and run
Rainwater storage
Valuable large vehicle access
Starlink satellite on roof
Property Information:
Title Reference: 5935/208
Zoning: Township
Year Built: 1880 (gov. records)
Council Rates: $2,411.90 per annum
Water Rates: $88.00 per quarter
*Estimated rental assessment: $520 - $550 per week (written rental assessment can be provided upon request)
Adcock Real Estate - RLA66526
Nikki Seppelt 0437 658 067
Andrew Adcock 0418 816 874
Jake Adcock 0432 988 464
*Whilst every endeavour has been made to verify the correct details in this marketing neither the agent, vendor or contracted illustrator take any responsibility for any omission, wrongful inclusion, misdescription or typographical error in this marketing material. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information provided.
The floor plan included in this marketing material is for illustration purposes only, all measurements are approximate and is intended as an artistic impression only. Any fixtures shown may not necessarily be included in the sale contract and it is essential that any queries are directed to the agent. Any information that is intended to be relied upon should be independently verified.
Property Managers have provided a written rental assessment based on images, floor plan and information provided by the Agent/Vendor – an accurate rental appraisal figure will require a property viewing.
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