Welcome to 'Hyde Cottage'. A Circa 1870's cottage which has been updated, and still oozes history.

Absolute water frontage and history telling cottage. Perfect for a holiday rental investment, or downsize and enjoy.
The lounge is complete with mantle and slow combustion fire. To the side is the cosy guest bedroom. Both rooms have colonial swing windows and wooden decorated fly screens from yesteryear. The main bedroom is of good size and contains a large built in robe and louvre window for that light and airy breeze.
The kitchen and meals area have been updated, including island breakfast bench, ceramic stove and oven housed in the original oven chimney niche.
The sitting sunroom commands lakefront light through the bay window, complete with plantation shutters. Natural rattan flooring warms the room; perfect for sitting while watching boats and birdlife across Lake Albert. The bathroom has been updated with subway tiles, walk-in shower, floating vanity and laundry connections.
Outside, enjoy pottering in the cottage garden, or sit on one of the two decks. The rear undercover timber deck overlooks the water and private bay; perfect for reflecting or BBQing. The easy care garden is self sufficient and cared for by lake water. Single semi enclosed carport plus 5x3.5m shed.

- Absolute waterfrontage
- Private bay
- 2 bedrooms
- Update kitchen and bathroom
- Sunroom
- Side and rear deck
- Cottage gardens

Inspect this rare waterfront cottage by private appointment by calling Adam Hurle on 0439 545 193.
RLA 318694

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