79 North Road, Warragul VIC 3820

Warragul, VIC 3820

$780,000

Sold

Listed at $780,000· Sold 12 June 2026

$387/m² land·$3,900/m² building

2,017

Land (m²)(click)

200

House (m²)

house

Type

First National

M

Megan Gordon

+61488038802

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Selling Agent's Description

Elevated on a substantial 2019m2 approx. allotment are vast making it ideal for the astute investor. Notable period features include 10ft pressed tin ceilings, decorative ceiling roses, pine panelling & sash windows. Laminated kitchen complete with dining area and lounge room with four Generous bedrooms or three with additional space for a basement games room or study with outside access or internal stair access and two bathrooms. Beautiful gardens and vast lawn area with a private veranda offers town and Strzelecki Mountain views. Concreted side driveway leads to a double garage plus carport. Extra uncover parking area for your caravan, boat or trailer and a large open rear yard. Only on inspection will you appreciate the endless opportunities of this property. Call Megan Gordon to secure your inspection today or for further details 0488 038 802.

Location

Warragul, VIC 3820

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Price History

Price and guide changes

2 states

8 May2026
$780,000
Initial
First tracked state
13 May2026
$780,000
Displayed
Source
Was $780,000

Trading History

1 recorded event

Sold 12 Jun 2026Most Recent

First NationalAgency Listing

$780,000guide$387/m²

2,017 m²

AI Architectural Analysis

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70Notable

Design Style

californian bungalowedwardianbush retreat

Ideal For

family homerental investmentfirst home

Near Heritage

1.4km away

Analysis

Elevated, verandah-wrapped timber dwelling with a brick-under croft shows clear early-20th-century Australian vernacular character and some intact period detailing, giving it modest historical interest within its suburb. While not especially innovative or architecturally ground‑breaking, it stands apart from contemporary project homes through its verandah composition, roof form, and established garden setting. Lack of interior imagery limits assessment of overall architectural merit and reduces confidence in the scoring.

Key Architectural Features

elevated timber Queenslander-style or Federation-influenced cottagefull-width upper verandah with decorative balustradepitched metal roof with simple gable detailingunder-croft lower level built in brick, likely later enclosuregenerous garden setting with established plantingindividual lot in older suburb, not part of an estate