The vendors made a clever move relocating this 1920s weatherboard from Dingley Village to Clunes. The historic façade seamlessly blends with Clunes' old gold streetscapes. Positioned conveniently, it's a stone's throw from the train station and a short walk to the village center.
Welcomed by a traditional picket fence, winding path, and expansive front and side verandah, this home exudes warmth. Step inside through double etched glass front doors into a wide hallway.
Modern updates like evaporative cooling and plantation shutters compliment the timeless charm found in the wood heater, decorative ceiling roses, and honey-toned timber floors. The flexible layout includes three or four bedrooms-three with robes, the main boasting double robes. The private rear bedroom doubles as a study or guest space.
Indulge in relaxation with a spa bath and a 1200mm shower in the bathroom, complemented by a second shower room accessible from the verandah-perfect for gatherings or families.
At the heart of the home lies an ideal entertaining and family hub-kitchen, dining, and living in one space. The fresh white kitchen boasts country-style cabinetry, electric appliances, an island bench, and a sociable breakfast bar.
Transitioning to the private rear yard through sliding doors from the dining space, the generous 1006sqm block includes a wide side driveway for off-street parking, a rear shed with power, and a garden shed.
With a neat block ready for your ideas, imagine creating your oasis or exploring options like subdivision potential (STCA) or a tiny house for guest accommodation in this stellar location. The future shines brightly for 77 Service Street, Clunes. Town water, town sewer, mains power and zoned neighbourhood residential.
For more information and to arrange inspection, please contact Angela Flowers on 0437 456 908.
A well-preserved timber weatherboard cottage with authentic period details — etched front doors, decorative gable fretwork, high ceilings and original joinery — that give it clear historical character. It is not an architect‑designed or unique contemporary build but is a charming, intact example of a small heritage country cottage with solid restoration potential.
Key Architectural Features
wrap-around verandah / front porchtimber weatherboard exteriordecorative gable fretwork and picket fenceetched/glazed double front doors and original architraveshigh ceilings with VJ/boarded ceilingstimber floorboardswood-burning stove / freestanding fireplaceseparate kitchen with island bench
