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Find some history and heart in Old Torquay home

May 30, 2019 BY

6 Spring Street comes to market steeped in history with an artisan vibe.

Old Torquay remains popular for those looking to be in the heart of town with everything you need at your fingertips: beach, park, shopping and a diverse range of cafés and eateries.

The most sought-after area in central Torquay is on roads that run into Taylor Park from the highway providing far less traffic than those that run through to the beach, creating a much more enjoyable and relaxing seaside lifestyle.

One Agency Torquay have once such listing in this sought-after precinct; 6 Spring Street is steeped in history with an artisan vibe. This miner’s cottage (circa 1870) has been updated for contemporary living whilst all of its original character remains intact.

From the front gate a paved brick pathway meanders through native landscaping and leads you indoors and back in time.

Director Shaun O’Callaghan said that this home is truly unique and proudly displays the welcoming features of yesteryear.

“From the 19th century glass in the front door panel to the wood heater in the loungeroom which is actually a Nectre wood stove, this charming 1870’s miners’ cottage sits at home in this quiet street,” Mr O’Callaghan said.

“The house was moved here from Ballarat in 1919 and the current vendor has owned it since 1986. It was known as the ‘Spring St Club’ in the 1950s.”

The open plan living zone feels warm and welcoming with its Victorian Ash flooring, timber accents and log fire, and includes a cosy sitting area and updated kitchen. There are three spacious bedrooms plus a bonus room that would suit overflow accommodation or a home office. Double glazed in the main house, fully insulated, re-stumped and boasting solar power and hydronic heating, this home is not only charming but has a practical nature too. Meticulous care has been taken to honour the past and to create livability for right now – the result is a home full of heart and soul.

For more information or to arrange an inspection, phone Shaun O’Callaghan on 0477 881 808 or Chris Henson on 0477 774 271.