40 Iris Street

Harden NSW 2587

You have all the grandeur of the late 1800's with the benefits of a modernised kitchen, bathroom, plumbing and electricity.
Located on the edge of town overlooking rural properties to the south, yet only a short walk to the shops, cafes and all benefits of a strong rural town.
Harden-Murrumbateman has a Medical Centre with 4 doctors, hospital, 18 whole golf course, tennis courts, an Olympic pool. There are also shady parks with picnic areas; churches and cafes.
Harden's vibrant town centre, is Neill Street, parallel to the Highway and the commercial precinct of the twin towns. The newly landscaped main street has dramatic groups of mature date palms, and shade trees framing attractive Federation era shops, hotels, banks and a Mechanics' Institute. The Railway Station, still in use for Sydney to Melbourne travel but not staffed, is a reminder of the scale of passenger and goods traffic that built the town.
Across the town centres you can swim; order a metal fireguard or something for your garden; and visit the well-stocked garden centre.
An alternative to the main road to Young takes you beside the magnificent railway viaduct, through the lovely Currawong valley, past charming homesteads and the beautiful Currawong Church.
Historic charm and discovery coupled with friendly country hospitality. Harden-Murrumburrah awaits you!
Features:
Built in 1877
Solid double brick
Four large bedrooms
Study
Bathroom
Separate toilet
Lounge room with pressed metal ceiling
Five open fire places
Timber flooring
Three metre ceilings
Country kitchen
Three reverse cycle heating/cooling
Wonderful partially covered deck
Almost fully renovated home on one acre block
Town water
Views south over farm land
Fish pond
Chook yard
Landscaped grounds
Town water
Rates $1,171.18 pa approximately
Block size 4,046m2 (1 acre)
1.30 hours to Canberra
30 min to Young, Cootamundra or Boorowa.
Melbourne/Sydney train line
Bus to Canberra