(Main building) Ground Floor - 193m2
Upper Floor - 112m2
Carport/Covered Area - 36m2
Total size - 531m2
Price:$559,000

A former 2 storey residence which has been converted to commercial use, on the ground floor as a Veterinary Clinic and a residential flat above and constructed to the following specifications:
- stone footings to main building, concrete to extension
- brick walls, internally rendered and painted
- internal walls of brick as well as plasterboard fixed to timber stud walls
- corrugated iron roof
- timber framed windows
- gas space heating
- average quality PC items and hardware 'fit-off'throughout

Accommodation comprises entry lobby, waiting room, reception area, dispensary, preparation room, surgery with adjoining preparation area, tea room, cage room, x-ray room, bathroom, isolation ward and laundry.
On the second floor is a two bedroom flat comprising kitchen with adjacent meals area, separate WC, mezzanine area, timber balcony and external stairs.
Other improvements include mesh fences,
bitumen sealed driveway, mesh cages and carport.

This villa was designed by Edmund Cooper Manfred for Mrs Anne Kelly in 1880. The builder was Louise le Breton.
This information was extracted from EC manfred's Contract books by members of the Goulburn & District Historical Society.
The original drawings of the villa, and the specifications, are included in the EC Manfred Collection in the GDHS Archives.

For more information or to view the property, please contact Peter Mylonas on 02 4821 10....