165 High Street

History and heart - fully renovated home with original dairy and wonderful 1717m2 garden (0.42 Acre).

Anchored by a commanding Norfolk Island pine that has stood steadfast through Maldon’s changing times, this beautifully restored Victorian home merges history with contemporary refinement. The extensive renovation breathes new life into the residence, ensuring it remains both timeless and effortlessly functional for modern living.

Venturing beyond the original glass-detailed front door, warmth and craftsmanship await. The main bedroom, positioned at the front, serves as a serene retreat with a walk-in robe and a thoughtfully designed ensuite. A second bedroom sits nearby, while further in, the home unfolds into an expansive open-plan living and dining area. High ceilings enhance the sense of space, while timber floorboards add a richness that complements the home’s heritage.

At the heart of it all, the kitchen balances elegance with practicality. Crisp white shaker-style cabinetry, a sleek stone benchtop, and quality appliances-including electric cooktop, in wall oven and dishwasher-offer both beauty and efficiency. A skylight above floods the space with natural light, further enhancing the airy, welcoming atmosphere. A large walk-in pantry, complete with wall of shelving, enhances the kitchen’s functionality.

The dining area embraces indoor-outdoor living, with French doors opening to a veranda deck-ideal for entertaining or a quiet morning overlooking the garden. The spacious lounge exudes casual elegance, featuring a ceiling fan and generous proportions for relaxed, everyday comfort.

A third bedroom is privately set towards the rear of the home, offering flexibility for guests, a study, or a growing family. The family bathroom is a luxurious escape, featuring a freestanding bath, while a separate powder room adds additional convenience. The laundry is well-appointed, and the home’s verandah, extending across the front and side, invites you to pause and take in the charm of the surroundings.

Outside, landscaped gardens provide structure and beauty, while raised veggie boxes offer the opportunity to cultivate your own fresh produce. The original brick and tin dairy shed stands as a charming relic of the past, preserving the property’s history. A double carport ensures ample off-street parking, while secure fencing encloses the home, creating a private haven.

Located just 1km from the heart of Maldon’s shopping scene and the local primary school, this remarkable home offers a place where the past is cherished, and the future is full of promise.