1878 Trunkey Road

Georges Plains NSW 2795

Grantham, set at 1878 Trunkey Road, Georges Plains, is a rare and deeply atmospheric country holding where heritage architecture meets productive land, exceptional water security and established equine infrastructure. Built in 1878 as the districts original schoolhouse, the home stands as a lasting reminder of early settlement, its proportions and craftsmanship reflecting an era when buildings were made to endure. The former classroom now forms a beautifully proportioned sitting room, and throughout the home the scale, flow and character speak to its history. Importantly, Grantham is not heritage listed, allowing flexibility for modern living and future improvements, while still being recognised for its historical significance and potential eligibility for heritage funding where applicable.

Since purchasing Grantham in 2006, the current owners have undertaken a careful and respectful renovation. Original character has been preserved while modern comforts have been seamlessly introduced, creating a home that feels both authentic and highly functional. The living spaces are generous and welcoming, equally suited to quiet family life or larger gatherings. At the centre is a superbly appointed kitchen designed for serious cooking and connection, featuring premium Miele appliances including twin ovens, a steam oven, five-zone cooktop with extraction and integrated coffee machine, complemented by a walk-in pantry and easy flow to the dining and seating areas.

Accommodation is generous and flexible, with four bedrooms providing space for family and guests. The master suite offers a private retreat with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite with bath, the second bedroom also includes a walk-in wardrobe, while the remaining bedrooms feature built-in storage. Zoned reverse-cycle air conditioning ensures year-round comfort, and original fireplaces in both the dining room and the sitting room provide warmth, ambience and a tangible link to the homes past.