Property Details

The home named ‘Zahleh’. Is believed to mean ‘The city of wine and poetry’. When you enter the property you immediately are touched by the old world atmosphere and charm.

‘Zahleh’ was built in 1923 and retains most of it’s original old world characteristics. Boasting the appealing ‘Federation’ profile with feature leadlight windows, original weatherboards (mixed with a texured render on the higher boards), sprawling verandah with character timber fret work, 11ft ceilings, grand hallway, spacious rooms and timber flooring.

Recent works include: Full re stumping (concrete/ ant caps), replastering in several rooms, fully rewired, front verandah with new decking, roof repaired, new reverse cycle unit, 2 new toilets, painting in areas, new gas hot water system, guttering repaired and numerous other works.

Home comprising appealing ‘L’ shaped wide central hallway with timber fret work and feature lead light timber doors/ windows, roomy formal lounge again showing off lovely lead light windows - fire place with timber mantel, as new reverse cycle heating and cooling unit.

Second lounge, entertainment room with gas space heater. 3 generous sized bedrooms, 2 with robes, master bedroom offering large feature lead light windows. Spacious kitchen with electric cooking and original chimney opening. Family bathroom with toilet, second outside toilet . Rear sitting room - maybe an office area.

Outdoors: Appealing wide verandah with timber fret work. Privacy provided by the age old hedge and high side fencing. Enchanting yard setting with garden and awn areas. Small shed/workshop with concrete flooring.

Location: Centrally positioned within Euroa, top end of Binney Street with a short walk to shopping, primary schooling and close to the beautiful Seven Creeks park.

Agents Remarks: "A rare opportunity to purchase such a charming piece of Euroa's history".