A few words from the owners about why they love this house It has a sense of amazing history!"
This 1840s granite building stands on the same block as the original Britannia Brewery, whose foundations can be seen along the water course at the boundary of the block. Evidence of the old smithy' is everywhere.
The House -
Open spaces in living room, flowing into the kitchen and family room (dining room). Love upstairs space with views and privacy.
Love the views onto the open pasture behide the house.
The efficiency of the design where the fire heats the bedrooms
We love the age of the stone and timber
Love the spacious light filled studio
Great shed with plenty of storage
We love the Climate/ Environment!
It is cool in summer and offers a reverse cycle air conditioning on those really HOT days and its warm all winter with the slow combustion fireplace.
It offers open spaces that flow into each other with double glazed doors.
From cosy living/ dining to open sunny kitchen and sun room, it is surrounded on 3 sides with wide verandahs.
The entertainment area offers views of rolling hills and grazing cattle, through the green leafy surrounds of the gardens offering plentiful flowers, fruit and vegetables from the rich soil.
The frogs sing from the water course the year round, birds visit the garden and trees whose autumn colours are gorgeous. There is always sun or shade to sit in, from the wisteria bowen to the studio.
The stone walls promote a quiet atmosphere inside and provide a sense of history, as does the whole town.
Repairs & Renovations
All areas of the house have been repaired or enhanced with original features retained or replicated. Fireplace surrounds, pressed tin ceiling in the front bedroom, timber supports for upper storey retrieved from the old Nerriga Bridge. The open airy attic affords plenty of space for any activity, finished with toilet and basin for guests.
Out buildings
All boundary fences are sound and the house yard' has footing wire all around.
The studio is light and airy with electricity and water and can provide extra accommodation.
The historic shed is water tight and spacious
The carport also extends into the clothesline and support for mature vines
Things to do and see in the Garden
Summer - Fruit harvest, strawberries, raspberries, currents, boysenberries
Spring
- blossoms, bulbs, trees and shrubs coming into leaf
- Sitting in the arbour surrounded by wisteria
- Frogs in the water course
Autumn
- Getting ready for cooler weather
- Stacking the wood shed
- Trees change colour and dop leaves
- Harvesting apples and quinces
- Making quince jelly
Winter
- Sunshine to sit in
- Warmth of the fire
- Cosy atmosphere
Community of Braidwood
Inclusive community
Walking distance to village centre
Multiple activities available in the community from golf to quilting and choral singing
Other features we love the richness of soil in the garden
Due to the nature of the job our agents can be out of the office showing property, so for direct assistance with this property please phone Kelly Allen on 0466 632 696 to arrange an inspection.