Fit out in style, this home marries heritage and contemporary in a stunning culmination of the two that is hard to beat.
Wall to wall and floor to ceiling historical features come together with a modern kitchen and bathroom to provide a taste of history without sacrificing the conveniences we have all come to love.
This 2 bedroom with a large sunroom come guest room home has tongue and groove walls, ceilings and floors in near every room of the house. There is a large living area with stunning arch piece separating the lounge and dining area that features highly decorative picture railing everywhere you look.
The main bedroom has a gorgeous bay window seating area and a built-in-wardrobe. The sunroom has near wall to wall windows, providing tons of natural light. The bathroom has a large walk-in shower, with tiled surround and the kitchen features granite benchtops with heaps of cupboard space and a centre island for meals prepping.
Out front there is a large entry deck that has lovely views of the historic mine site which started the town. The back deck, accessed by double bi-fold timber doors from the dining area overlooks the gardens, which provide more secret nooks and crannies than one can even begin to imagine.
Down the garden paths you’ll find a “Camp Kitchen” with open fire cooking in the BBQ area, a kitchenette to help you prep your meals and a dining area for you and a few friends to enjoy the mountain air, while dining in style. Further in will see you at a shipping container workshop, a space to park your caravan, a two bay open shed with lock up storage area or more workshop space.
If you keep wandering further around the pathways you’ll find heaps of fruit trees (Banana, Pawpaw, dragon fruit and more), garden areas for veggies, natives and exotics. There is a nursery area, as well down amongst the winding footpaths.
Underneath the house you are met with yet more assets on offer. As you step under there is a fernery/shade house garden. Just a few steps in is a bar/pub area. Down one path sees you at a cheese room. Off another direction you’ll find water pods for the gardens. There is of course storage space a plenty and more footpaths wrapping around the outside of it all.
All this is just a 2 minute drive to Mount Morgan’s CBD with shops, schools, doctor’s, hospital, grocery and much more. Heading north you’ll work your way to Rockhampton or Gracemere in 25 odd minutes and the Rockhampton Regional airport in right at 35 minutes, making you never far from anything you could want or need.
