67 Main Street

Beeac VIC 3251

The larger shop is 87 squ. meters, and features high ceilings, pine lining boards, and large plate glass front windows. The adjoining shop, also with high ceilings and large front windows, is 45 squ. meters, with 18.5 squ. meters of storage space behind. Both shops are plumbed to town water, and have their own toilets.
The tenants in both shops have occupied the building since renovations were completed.
The Victorian house, being 69 A Main St., is set back off the main street with a court yard garden in front. The garden is partially shaded by a shapely Chinese Elm. The house has 6 main rooms and is approx. 118 squ. meters [17 squares in the old language] in area. There is a full width 2.7 meter wide covered veranda along the back of the house making the house 140 squ meters in total area under cover.
The front 4 rooms are the original Victorian part of the building and have a gable roof. The front two rooms and hall have high ceilings and pressed metal ceilings. All 4 front rooms and hall have polished Baltic flooring. Two rooms share a chimney with open fire places which are made of handmade bricks. The front 2 rooms have original sash windows front and side. The skillion section at the back of the house makes up the kitchen, and additional bedroom, bathroom and laundry.
A feature of the house is that there is an option to rent the front 2 rooms and hall of the house as business premise, which still leaves a 2 bedroom, 1 living room home with side and rear entrances.
There is a 3 car bay shed at the rear of the property, one bay being lockable.
The 3 buildings are situated on a 1364squ. meter land block with laneway access to Jenner Street at the rear.