Circa 1872 and commanding a premier position along a glorious tree-lined street, is 133 Fry Street. Originally the first Methodist Parsonage in Grafton, this Alexander Fairweather commission predates all existing public buildings and is one of the oldest two storey buildings in the town. Located a convenient short skip to town, homes of this grandeur are rarely offered, do not miss your chance to own a little piece of Grafton history.
With beautiful original features, the home is Gregorian in plan and appearance. Upon entry you are greeted with an impressive entrance hall with soaring ceilings, ornate cornices and a magnificent cedar staircase. The ground level includes two beautiful sitting rooms and a classic dining room all with stunning feature fireplaces. A timber kitchen has hints of modern living with an electric stovetop, oven and dishwasher that blend perfectly with exposed brickwork and double hung windows. A claw foot bath will be sure to excite the traditionalists and an enclosed entertaining area will host Spring High Teas or Balmy Summer afternoon cocktail hours. The first level includes three bedrooms, four fireplaces, an air conditioned formal lounge and a lovely verandah overlooks Fry Street and the statement garden at the front.
Offering endless opportunities for a unique B&B or simply relax and enjoy as a family home, this truly is a spectacular property and must be seen to appreciate its significance.
Period furniture also available by negotiation to the buyer.
