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  • House
  • Sold
  • 2270 sqm
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Description

"Parkview"
This iconic homestead is nestled into the south side of Mount Pleasant, located between the Kiama and Gerringong townships.
Originally part of the expansive Renfrew Park land holding owned by the Miller family, this home was named ''Parkview" as it overlooked the main historic homestead, in the hamlet then known as Omega.
With the original dwelling razed to the ground by fire in 1912, the current home was built in the present location in 1913 utilising locally hewn cedar and other timbers for it's construction, virtually unchanged in the home today.
The 4 bedroom home certainly exudes the charm and style of yesteryear, featuring
classic cedar doors and doorframes which highlight the entry into the wide breezeway hall, high ceilings, timber panelled walls, wide timber veranda's and original stained glass doors, with a cosy fireplace able to warm the winter nights.
Located on over half an acre (approx 2,270m2) there is plenty of room to take it to another level... a shed, garage or even a pool if desired.
With the Princes highway upgrade nearing completion access to the property is relatively easy as the turn off is only 300 metres from the top of Mt Pleasant.
Certainly one of our areas premier locations, and once you see it, you will appreciate how it has remained in the same ownership for well over one hundred years!

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