With approx 16 acres of lush Kiewa Valley pasture and meandering river frontage, this grand historic homestead was commissioned and built by Ian and Molly Wallace in 1938.

The home has been lovingly restored true to the original Kent style English architecture that includes Art deco influences and beautiful period features. This significant property is just 30 minutes from Albury/Wodonga, one km from the Kergunyah store and with school bus at the front gate.

The homestead design, over two levels, includes five bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas plus maid’s room and office. The restoration has been extensive to include roof, carpets, plumbing, electrical, timber and paint whilst updates include modern heating, cooling and new kitchen appliances.

The country kitchen features a butler’s servery and separate pantry, plus Italian Ascot gas/electric cooking, easy catering for family and friends.

The property has captivating mature gardens that feature some stunning elderly tree varieties, while giant river gums adorn the grazing land down to the river banks.

In four separate paddocks, the property comprises 14 acres of freehold with a further 2 acres of grazing licence, 2 meg water licence and four bay work-shed. Recently added water storage provides ample domestic supply, with an extensive garden water system also in place.

A charming rural lifestyle awaits in which to nurture a family, raise animals, grow vegies or simply enjoy the locality. It would be wonderful to become part of the history of Warrawee.

For Sale By Auction: Saturday Nov 14th at 2pm
Unless Sold Prior.
Current Building and Pest inspections available

While we have made every effort to ensure that information provided about the above property is accurate, it has been provided to us by the Vendor and other sources. We therefore do not accept responsibility for its accuracy and strongly advise all interested parties to obtain independent advice and make their own inquiry before proceeding.