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Torndirrup
· 5 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
Torndirrup · 5 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
Dating from the early 1870s, Matthew Cull's House on Middleton Road is an Albany icon. The property presents significant advantages to buyers appreciating the beauty and historic value of the home, the location near town and the versatility of the 1,863sqm block with potential for two-road access enhancing the possibilities for subdivision. The two-storey cottage was built by the hands of Matthew and his wife Sarah, adapting the structure to the available materials, many of which were reclaimed. It has been extended and upgraded several times over the years, yet it has retained its authenticity and currently presents as fresh and airy with practical appointments tastefully integrated into the well-preserved older fabric of the building. The result of this evolution is a solid and endearingly quirky home displaying unique character with fascinating original features at every turn. Remarkably, the property was held by members of the Cull family until 2012, since when it has undergone fur
Dating from the early 1870s, Matthew Cull's House on Middleton Road is an Albany icon. The property presents significant advantages to buyers appreciating the beauty and historic value of the home, the location near town and the versatility of the 1,863sqm block with potential for two-road access enhancing the possibilities for subdivision. The two-storey cottage was built by the hands of Matthew and his wife Sarah, adapting the structure to the available materials, many of which were reclaimed. It has been extended and upgraded several times over the years, yet it has retained its authenticity and currently presents as fresh and airy with practical appointments tastefully integrated into the well-preserved older fabric of the building. The result of this evolution is a solid and endearingly quirky home displaying unique character with fascinating original features at every turn. Remarkably, the property was held by members of the Cull family until 2012, since when it has undergone fur
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