Step into the past and experience the timeless elegance of this beautifully maintained double brick Bungalow in Orange's CBD. Circa 1915 - 1940, this home boasts charming heritage features such as exposed rafters, timber shingles, high ceilings and picture rails. The rear extension, adorned with beautiful stained glass windows, offers a glimpse into the future possibilities for additional enhancements and renovations. Enjoy the covered alfresco area, wood fire, and RC split system while envisioning the endless potential for expanding and modernizing this classic beauty. With a rear workshop/shed for storage and beautiful established gardens on a north/west facing 579sqm block just two blocks from Orange's Main Street, this property is a rare gem offering a perfect balance of vintage charm and future possibilities.
Discover the perfect blend of old-world charm and modern possibilities in this meticulously maintained home with scope for future additions and renovations. Embrace the opportunity to customize and expand this classic beauty to suit your vision, all while enjoying the convenience of its sought-after CBD location. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Orange's history with endless potential for creating your dream home.
Immaculate original double brick Bungalow Circa 1915 - 1940 in pristine condition
Charming heritage features including exposed rafters, timber shingles, high ceilings and picture rails
Rear extension with beautiful stained glass windows and potential for future enhancements
Covered alfresco area for outdoor enjoyment
Wood fire and RC split system for comfort and ambiance
Rear workshop/shed for storage and a great entertaining space
Beautiful established gardens creating a serene atmosphere
North/west facing 579sqm block in a prime CBD location
Just two blocks from Orange's Main Street
Two bathrooms providing convenience and flexibility for future renovations
Land size: 582sqm
House size: 162sqm
Council rates: $2,644 per year
A modest, largely intact Interwar/Federation-era brick cottage with authentic external details (shingled gable, verandah, timber windows) and retained timber floorboards and garden setting. It is regionally typical rather than an architect-designed standout — valuable for its period character and restoration potential rather than originality or high-design distinction.
Key Architectural Features
interwar / Federation-era brick bungalow formtimber sash windows and verandahdecorative gable with shingles and timber battensoriginal timber floorboardsmature front garden and established treescorrugated-iron garden outbuilding / shedperiod joinery and simple tiled bathroomchain-link front fence (original/period feel)
