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Classic Historical Home on Large Allotment
Forcett
· 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Forcett · 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
One of Richmond's most treasured historic homes, History House stands as a beautifully preserved example of early Tasmanian heritage. Positioned on a gentle incline, the property reflects the evolution of Georgian architecture - beginning as a modest cottage built in 1826 before being expanded into a substantial residence in 1839. Distinctive elements including its steep roofline, hand-made convict bricks, colonial windows and balanced yet character-rich façade highlight the craftsmanship of the period. Set on a generous corner allotment of approximately 2,458m², the property offers flexibility as a private residence, boutique accommodation opportunity or idyllic retreat within one of Tasmania's most historic townships. The home's origins began with Simon McCullagh, an Irish convict who earned his ticket of leave after assisting in the capture of a bushranger. He constructed the original two-room cottage in 1826, registering it as The Jolly Farmers Inn. Portions of that original buildi
One of Richmond's most treasured historic homes, History House stands as a beautifully preserved example of early Tasmanian heritage. Positioned on a gentle incline, the property reflects the evolution of Georgian architecture - beginning as a modest cottage built in 1826 before being expanded into a substantial residence in 1839. Distinctive elements including its steep roofline, hand-made convict bricks, colonial windows and balanced yet character-rich façade highlight the craftsmanship of the period. Set on a generous corner allotment of approximately 2,458m², the property offers flexibility as a private residence, boutique accommodation opportunity or idyllic retreat within one of Tasmania's most historic townships. The home's origins began with Simon McCullagh, an Irish convict who earned his ticket of leave after assisting in the capture of a bushranger. He constructed the original two-room cottage in 1826, registering it as The Jolly Farmers Inn. Portions of that original buildi
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