63 Queen Street, Grafton, NSW 2460

Step into history with the charming "Kinnaird," a lovingly restored cottage steeped in Grafton's heritage. Built in the 1880s and named after its original builder, this home seamlessly combines timeless character with modern comforts.

Conveniently situated in the heart of Grafton, the property is within walking distance of shopping, dining, schools, the library, and all the amenities the CBD has to offer.

Upon arrival, the home's classic fa?ade, featuring a Juliette balcony accessed via French doors, exudes elegance. Inside, high ceilings, fresh white walls, and an abundance of natural light create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

At the heart of the home lies a thoughtfully designed kitchen, boasting wooden benchtops, ample storage, modern appliances, and air conditioning. The kitchen's centrepiece is an impressive 8-person dining table, perfect for family meals and entertaining. Adjacent is a large, private undercover alfresco area, ideal for hosting gatherings, and it connects the main home to a versatile granny flat/first bedroom with an ensuite and air conditioning.

The property offers five bedrooms in total, including two with ensuites, and three bathrooms overall. The 581m? block features rear access, ample yard space for parking up to three cars off-street, and potential for a shed or carport (STCA).

Whether you're drawn to the historical charm or the practical modern updates, this property provides the perfect balance of old and new. With a pest report available and a detailed floor plan provided, all that's left is to see it in person.

For more information or to declare your interest contact Team Benny on 0491 616 380.

Benny Holder Licence No. 20312246

Candy Boulton Licence No. 20424578

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