In the heart of Pitt Town's historic village stands Strathmore- a rare, impeccably preserved Victorian estate originally crafted in the early 1800s and sympathetically extended in the 1890s. 3.3m ceilings, ornate cornices, hardwood floors and three working fireplaces showcase timeless craftsmanship, while a chef's kitchen, refreshed interiors, ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning and modern upgrades provide comfort. Deep bullnose verandahs overlook manicured gardens, an inviting inground pool, and two exceptional slab-barns offering garage, storage, loft retreat, studio or office versatility-all on 2,174sqm with dual access and subdivision potential (STCA).
Grand eleven-foot ceilings, ornate cornices, original fireplaces and hardwood floors blend heritage character with updated comfort across generous living areas.
Main residence includes three bedrooms, central dining, expansive living zones and verandah integration for effortless indoor-outdoor flow.
Three original working fireplaces elevate ambience and authenticity, enhancing both formal and informal living spaces throughout the main residence.
Chef's kitchen positioned centrally with generous workspace, quality fittings and seamless flow to dining and verandah zones for easy entertaining.
New carpets, upgraded furnishings and ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning deliver refined comfort while retaining historic elegance throughout.
Wide bullnose verandahs wrap the home, creating multiple spots for outdoor relaxation overlooking leafy lawns and established gardens.
First slab-barn includes garage, storage and renewed loft with kitchenette, bathroom and reverse-cycle air conditioning for retreat or studio use.
Second slab-barn with mezzanine level ideal for workshop, trade storage, creative space or flexible additional utility.
Under-loft storage enhances practicality for hobby equipment, trades, archives or seasonal items.
Barn facilities provide rare versatility for studio, office, creative retreat, guest acc
