Discerning buyers will appreciate this home’s grand nature and dramatic spaces, but there are plenty of practical features to enjoy, too. Photo: Ray White Goulburn.
Set on an almost 1500 square metre block in central Goulburn, 84 Clifford Street is a stunning and historic four-bedroom, three-bathroom home ready to impress all comers.
Built in 1917, it still showcases a variety of Federation-era features alongside modern touches for comfort and convenience.
Number 84 could almost be listed on street appeal alone. Surrounded by manicured hedges and cherry blossoms, sales agent Justin Gay says visitors are enamoured from the moment they step through the elaborate cast iron gates.
“This home has been taken care of so diligently over the last 107 years, and in that time, it’s only seen six owners,” he says.
“There’s such an obviously high level of quality in every restored, preserved and added feature, from the decorative ceiling panels and stained glass dotted throughout to the original hardwood floors.
“It’s truly grand, but designed for a low maintenance, relaxed lifestyle.”
Stepping through the uniquely designed front entry, visitors are drawn across herringbone floors to the dining room. It’s a regal space defined by its centrepiece chandelier and antique fireplace.
Through an elegant archway is the formal lounge, a comfortable room that once again features an ornate chandelier made even more grand by the contrasting colours around it.
The kitchen is a masterpiece of stone benchtops and high-end cabinetry. There’s a five-burner gas cooktop for the aspiring chef, as well as a marbled island bench for the family to gather around.
Providing a more casual retreat is the family room.
“This is where you’d have your movie night or kick back and relax with loved ones,” Justin says.
“It’s open, bright and spacious, with easy-care tiled flooring and French doors leading out into the backyard.”
For anyone planning to work remotely some or all of the time, number 84 provides an opportunity to do so in ultimate luxury. With bold red walls and deep timber accents, this home office is a statement all on its own.
The luxury doesn’t end there, though; each of the four bedrooms has its own unique sense of style, as does the main bathroom and two ensuites. Clawfoot bathtub, anyone?
As if the interior isn’t more than enough to make prospective buyers fall in love, there’s a carefully designed backyard paradise to really drive this property home.
“Outside, you have a lovely covered patio complete with its own woodfired pizza oven and barbecue station,” Justin says.
“Mature cherry blossoms and a lush lawn really green up the space. There’s also a raised veggie garden ready to go, set just across from the double carport.”
Goulburn is a thriving regional centre with great amenity, a busy arts, retail and hospitality scene, and plenty of outdoor recreation to take part in.
The town is also well positioned, being just an hour from Canberra and two hours to Sydney or the coast.
“Goulburn is a country town at heart and a relaxed, welcoming place to live. There’s a lot of rich history to explore, and the area is very family-friendly,” Justin says.
“This property could easily accommodate a large family or couple who love to entertain. If you’re looking for a beautiful historic home on a large block with flair to boot, this could be the one.”
84 Clifford Street, Goulburn, is priced at $1,750,000. For more information, contact Justin Gay at Ray White Goulburn on 0429 795 507.
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Original Article published by Morgan Kenyon on Riotact.
