Historic St Philips Church Of England, Spring Creek
A unique opportunity to purchase your own piece of history in South-West Victoria.
Conveniently situated with frontage to the Myamyn-Macarthur Road and Lake Condah Road, it is approximately midway between Hamilton (42km) and Portland (49km).
Well preserved and maintained timber church built and opened 24th March 1894 – Federation era on a 4,059m2 sized block.
St Philips, Church Of England, Spring Creek is part of the Parish of Heywood / Lower Glenelg and the Anglican Diocese of Ballarat.
History
Built by Cecil Pybus Cooke of Lake Condah Station in memory of his wife Arabella. Cecil was drawn to Port Phillip by Major Sir Thomas Mitchell's account of Australia Felix and arrived at Hobart Town in April 1839. In May he married Arbella Winter and they moved to Portland where Cooke took up the run on the Smoky River (Crawford River).
St Philips consists of a foyer and auditorium with timber floor and high ceiling. It is surrounded by an established open garden.
Located in a quiet rural setting with a peaceful lifestyle.
Note: The property does not have water, power and sewerage. This sale does not include furniture.
AUCTION: 11:00am, Saturday 15th July On Site.
Vendor Statement and Contracts available upon request.
Please contact Leeson White on 0448 226 579 to arrange an inspection of the property.
In addition, the Property will be OPEN FOR INSPECTION from 10:00am prior to the Auction at 11:00am.
