48 Hill Street

Uralla NSW 2358

This turn of the century weatherboard home represents a part of Uralla s history and an opportunity for you to restore an important local icon. Over the years this four bedroom home has be occupied by some notable residents of Uralla. It was originally built by Mrs Christine McCrossin (of McCrossin's Mill fame) in 1905. It was later occupied by Barnes Vincent, editor of the Uralla Times newspaper, and for whom the lookout on Mt Mutton is named.
Often homes lose a lot of their character features over the years however this one has managed to retain many of these. Period features include high ceilings and open fireplaces. Various highlights around the home such as fretwork in the hallway and laced iron on the veranda add to the historical integrity of the homestead. The front rooms have French doors out onto the veranda in typical style of the period.
Although the homes original features have been duly noted the property has continued to move with the times and has undergone many improvements. The kitchen has been updated and has plenty of storage and stainless steel appliances. The bathroom has been updated and has a large spa and slate flooring. Split cycle air-conditioning is available in the living areas. The home s old floor plan with barrel hallway lends its self to modern interpretations with all living areas towards the rear of the building.