111 Mount Barker Road, Stirling.

Circa 1890, A part of Stirling's history and still essentially as it was 130 years ago. Set on a very attractive 1700m2 approx. in a prime location. Now a very comfortable residence while still retaining the main elements of its history. Through the picket fence and under the arching branches of "Kansan" the flowering cherry into the sunroom/entry foyer with casual cane chairs and room to quietly contemplate the garden. The main lounge dining area is quite dramatic with 3.3m ceilings, stunning jarrah floors, sash windows and quality "nectre" slow combustion. 3 comfortable bedrooms, main with windows to the sunroom and the other two with outlooks to the garden. Charming office / library also overlooking the side courtyard. Glimpses of the maiden hair ferns through the sash windows.The kitchen is a real joy filled with old world character but maintaining modern functionality. From the kitchen through a shady courtyard to the "Potters studio" a wonderful space with front and rear access and handy for a host of enterprises. The other side of the kitchen through to the rustic but stylish bathroom filled with fittings of the era but modern and functional. Up the stone steps to the most interesting garden with an ancient cherry tree, camellias and a stunning rambling rose "Cardinal de Richelieu". A massive workshop / storage area, featuring a thick stone wall from the old original residence with a separate driveway from Mt Barker Road. Irish strawberry tree, one weeping apricots, laurel and an array of garden interest all year round. This is a very special property with a well documented history in the heart of one of Australia's most sought after locations. - Circa 1890 residence with the charm of history - 3.3m high ceilings - Jarrah floorboards - Nectre slow combustion - Enchanting gardens - Workshop featuring stone wall from original residence.