Creswick Unit 6A, 69 Albert Street

This historic property, which was built in around 1862, is a product of the gold rush in Creswick. It pre-dates the town hall, across the road, by several years. The two commodious Victorian shops, with family quarters above, had stables and out houses accessed, as today, from Cambridge Street.

The building, is of triple brick construction on bluestone foundations and is topped by a slate roof and ornate chimneys. Many of the original features remain including; pine lined ceilings, wooden floorboards, fireplaces, four panel doors, original staircase and windows. It has wonderful views of the town hall and the streetscape of Creswick. The two first floor apartments can be occupied separately or the entire first floor can be used as a whole. The space would make an excellent business premises with entrance from the main street through the grand front door at street level. There is extensive car parking at the rear with two licensed car parks and an area of land facing Cambridge St, comprising part of the lot.

The land (63.7sq metres) has services connected in preparation for building. Currently leased as two apartments, the apartments return $21,320 per year in rent. Only one of the apartments are featured in the internal photos above. This type of very versatile, historic property is rarely available in the Hepburn Shire, situated as it is in a region of high tourist demand. It would suit an artisan crafts-person, architect, accommodation service provider or those wanting a prime location to enjoy a relaxed lifestyle with no garden maintenance. The building is located conveniently as an easy walk to; trains, cafes, shops and tourist attractions. Not wanting to prepare breakfast? Croissants and coffee awaits at the base of the stairs!