20 Mclean Street

Maffra VIC 3860

Duart Homestead was built in 1883 by the Hon. Allan McLean, a prominent local businessman and pioneer who became Premier of Victoria in 1899 and named after Duart Castle on the Isle of Mull, Scotland, the ancestry home of Clan McLean.
Located on a large, elevated 3,035sqm (approx.) allotment in the historical town of Maffra, the original red brick homestead displays craftsmanship of a bygone era. The magnificent Victorian style property, with historic buildings is surrounded by established gardens including the picturesque ivy-clad iron lace-work veranda and impressively beautiful 150year old Moreton Bay fig tree.
This unique property allows the purchaser to pursue a range of options from residential to commercial or a combination of both. The charming homestead has been converted into function rooms, whilst retaining and showcasing those classic characteristics from yesteryear, including high ceilings, ornate plaster work, feature glass windows, imported marble mantle and fire surrounds, timber lined ceilings and terracotta tiling. You may choose to keep the property operating as a very successful business with function rooms, commercial kitchen and bathroom facilities or return it to the original grand residence and live in the historical homestead which would offer significant accommodation.