Proud Victorian Reflecting Stawell's golden past this significant and substantial Victorian building combines a spacious top floor residence, extensive first floor administration or possible accommodation areas and three ground floor shops/offices each with storage basements. Architect designed by George Inskip and built in 1876 for local gold mine owner and merchant Duncan McKellar, the upstairs provides a very comfortable residence has been tastefully renovated and incorporates many of it's period features. With beautiful views this area includes three bedrooms all with built-in robes, generous lounge and separate dining room, well equipped modern kitchen, bathroom and laundry. Also on the first floor is a lovely fourth bedroom with a retreat along with an unrenovated bathroom and toilet (one of the three toilets) that adds to the appeal and potential. In recent years the owners have renewed the shop fronts, re-established the delightful front verandahs, replaced with new frames and double glazing all front façade windows, upgraded the power supply and completed many other internal improvements. This soundly constructed and well-kept building with front and rear access also includes a garage/workshop and small garden area. Recently re-roofed and with two of the street front offices let to quality professional tenants this property offers a great deal.
