Description

Set in a superb location is the iconic "Moonya." A red brick Victorian home with many original features. "Moonya" is circa 1900s and positioned on a commanding and spacious 4,240 m2 block within walking distance to schools and services.

Entering the property, you're greeted by a grand entrance hall featuring led light windows and 14ft ceilings which remain throughout the home. Accommodating 4 well-sized bedrooms plus study, spacious bathroom with underfloor heating and 2 toilets.
The home features a combination of carpet and floorboards with stunning polished Black Butt floorboards in the formal lounge heated by a slow-combustion wood heater.
The kitchen is a home cook's dream including ample cupboard space, dishwasher, gas hotplates and electric oven with a mix of timber and marble bench tops.

Outside the home is surrounded by beautiful established gardens with magnificent trees like Horse Chestnut and a Magnolia Grandiflora. The property has ample shedding options with a 2-car garage and garden shed giving you great storage space.

"Moonya" was built by a local businessman by the name of George Graham. We believe Fiddes & Morgan, local builders at the time, built "Moonya" as well as the General Store for the Graham family. The family lived in the home up till the 1940s and it was then rented by a local pastoral family who had lost their homestead to the fire of 1944. Other previous owners included the Luckock's of "Ennerdale" and Shepard family of "Tourac" who later sold the property to Dalgety Farmers for their branch manager Mr. Austin Kelly and wife.