THE OLD MALCOLMS INN

Description

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Facing a pretty bend on Strathfillan Creek, Malcolms Corner has graced the village of Stuart Mill since 1868.
Built as a hotel and gold town store by James Malcolm, it has served its community in various guises over the years.
Recently reclaimed in a manner echoing its historic past, it now presents as one of the districts most desirable properties.

Double door entry to the main building takes you into what was the bar room, with its well preserved cellar and timber storage bins, the magnificent (original) kerosene lamp still hangs from the ceiling.
A dining room and a parlour each have additional frontal doorway access.
The spacious lounge (double multi paned window), features a marble fireplace/mantle, fitted with a solid fuel heater.
Elsewhere comfort is created by reverse cycle air conditioning and NOBO electric heaters.
The kitchen is fitted in the modern manner with gas and electric cooking.
Two bedrooms in this building have ensuites—access to the loft bedroom is by a magnificent wrought iron and timber spiral staircase, next to the office on ground floor.

The original old kitchen/maids quarters has been fully renovated and now delights as an ensuite bedroom (spa).
It’s sympathetic extension preserves an aged orange tree and adds an external toilet and laundry.
A successful bed & breakfast (4.5 stars) and tea rooms has operated in the building for the last decade.

The three titles which the holding embraces are enhanced by attractive lawned gardens, with gazebo, pergolas, mature fruit trees and grapevines, utility buildings include a double lock up garage, tool shed and wood shed.
All available services are connected including the reticulated Stuart Mill water supply augmented by two large rainwater tanks.

A MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY OFFERING OUTSTANDING POTENTIAL FOR EITHER RESIDENTIAL OR A VARIETY OF COMMERCIAL USES