42 Victoria St, Kalgoorlie WA 6430, Australia

Do you like character homes? You will love 42 Victoria Street!

It is the first (documented) permanent residential building in Kalgoorlie-Boulder and one of only a handful of original stone houses remaining.

Completed in 1897 by James Daniel Connolly the house is constructed of stone from the Ashlar Quarry, which was situated south of Boulder, for the Sub-Inspector of Police.

The current owners spent years and a large amount of money restoring the property to its original glory. From the foundation upwards to the roof the restoration has been done to the highest professional standard, so it will last another 100 plus years. It is important to know that the building is NOT heritage listed.

Here is some of what you could proudly call your own:

• White Cliff Ashlar Stone Home built in 1897

• 4 Large bedrooms

• 2 Generous living areas

• 2 Antique style bathrooms

• 2 Toilets inside and 1 outside

• Older style small kitchen

• Wet bar in living area (option to create a larger kitchen here)

• Open fireplace and closed combustible fireplace

• Evaporative air conditioning

• Timber flooring and picture rails throughout

• High ceilings and heritage pressed tin ceilings in bar area

During the renovations some historical artifacts were uncovered, and they will be part of the sale.

The outside also offers further improvements that will make living here pure pleasure.

• Front patio and part wrap around timber veranda at rear

• 2 Undercover parking spaces

• 1 Large games room

• 1 Smaller office room

• Laundry

• 3rd Toilet

• Storage room and loft

• Side gate and laneway vehicle access

• Low maintenance garden with some fruit trees

• 809m2 Block (approx.)

• Monitored alarm system

Located in a tucked away area, but very central to the town center and just behind the St Mary’s Primary School.

You will love coming home and enjoying the charm of this historical building.