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It doesn't get much better than this! Here is your chance to own a piece of Victoria's early history. This stunning double-fronted bluestone home, constructed in 1873 for Portland?s first harbour master Captain James Fawthrop, is situated in the heart of Portland, South-West Victoria, along the Great Ocean Road.
23 Bentinck Street ticks all the boxes and has undergone immaculate renovations in recent years, featuring high-quality finishes that are sure to impress. The property boasts 5 spacious bedrooms, many adorned with decorative plaster cornices, ceilings, and leadlight windows.
There's plenty of room for the family with 2 generous living spaces and a formal dining room with beautifully polished floorboards along with 2 separate bathrooms. We can't forget to mention the contemporary kitchen, which seamlessly blends the charm of the 1800's with modern-day aesthetics. Thoughtfully designed, this kitchen is perfect for your inner chef to appreciate.
This truly is an entertainer?s delight. The property boasts a large outdoor enclosed alfresco, perfect for relaxing year-round or hosting a BBQ with family and friends. There is also a separate bungalow, along with a substantial 4-bay shed with rear access via remote electric gates. All of this is situated on a generous 953m? allotment, within walking distance to the Portland foreshore, shops, restaurants, cafes, and recreational centres.
This unique property offers not just a home, but a lifestyle steeped in history and modern comforts. With its prime location, exquisite renovations, and ample space, 23 Bentinck Street is a rare find. Owning a home associated with Captain James Fawthrop, a prominent figure in Portland's rich maritime history, adds a special touch of historical significance.
This is a great opportunity to own a piece of Portland?s history. To organise a viewing of this beautiful property, contact local Exclusive Agent Nash Wollard on 0460 877 718 or the team at Seaview Real Estate on (03) 5523 3822 today!
*Full history of the property is available on request.