This Victorian home has a room dedicated to a task you'd never expect
A charming stone cottage in rural Victoria is full of surprises.
The under-offer home at 18 Nevens Road in Yandoit Hills, which had a price guide of $1.45 million to $1.64 million, was built in 1857 and features an unusual room.
An additional bedroom/studio with a trapdoor leads downstairs to what was once a sausage-making kitchen.
The sausage-making kitchen connects to a cheese cellar and a two-room wine cellar.
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The four-bedroom, two-bathroom property is called Bergamo and occupies approximately 10 acres.
An idyllic setting, the charming home boasts a Mediterranean-style garden and paddocks with Spanish chestnut trees, olives, apples and pears.
There's also a separate paddock and horse-riding arena for passionate equestrians.
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Interiors ooze plenty of charm and character with original floorboards, raked ceilings, wood-panelled walls and intricate tilework in the bathrooms.
Should the buyer be after extra income, they could list the old dairy on Airbnb, which has been transformed into a self-contained, one-bedroom cottage with views of the vineyard.
The property is on the books of Dominic Romeo of Circa Heritage and Lifestyle.
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