29 Palm Lane, Harwood would have been amongst the grandest of homesteads in the region when originally built back in the early 1900's. It has been lovingly restored to its former glory over the last four years, with attention to detail matched with a touch of flair. The not so obvious but expensive costs of having the home completely rewired and re plumbed have been undertaken. More obvious will be the beautifully restored, polished mixed hardwood floors and fresh paint inside and out.
In terms of presentation, as you approach the home along the fruit tree lined driveway, the front facade is as eye catching as can be, complete with an ornate finial, a rare feature on any home of any era. To inspect this home is to fully appreciate the quality of homes of this bygone era, where style was equally as important as function.
The location is surrounded by rural land and on the fringe of Harwood Village. This area is centrally located in the Lower Clarence region, just a 12km drive to the beachside playground of Yamba and 7km to the riverside township of Maclean.
The added bonus now is that it comes with a fully self-contained and approved granny flat to the rear that is great for extended families or an additional rental stream, that has up until recently achieved $250 per week. The flexibility of use that the flat provides will be a major asset for those looking to invest in the area, to live permanently or to holiday. In addition to that the 4.6 kilowatt solar power system will ensure power bills are kept to a minimum.
If you are looking for a home with style and history, situated in a semi-rural position within reach of all the good things the Clarence Valley has to offer, then you must attend an open home and see this one for yourself. We are sure you will be impressed.
29 Palm Lane, Harwood would have been amongst the grandest of homesteads in the region when originally built back in the early 1900's. It has been lovingly restored to its former glory over the last four years, with attention to detail matched with a touch of flair. The not so obvious but expensive costs of having the home completely rewired and re plumbed have been undertaken. More obvious will be the beautifully restored, polished mixed hardwood floors and fresh paint inside and out.
In terms of presentation, as you approach the home along the fruit tree lined driveway, the front facade is as eye catching as can be, complete with an ornate finial, a rare feature on any home of any era. To inspect this home is to fully appreciate the quality of homes of this bygone era, where style was equally as important as function.
The location is surrounded by rural land and on the fringe of Harwood Village. This area is centrally located in the Lower Clarence region, just a 12km drive to the beachside playground of Yamba and 7km to the riverside township of Maclean.
The added bonus now is that it comes with a fully self-contained and approved granny flat to the rear that is great for extended families or an additional rental stream, that has up until recently achieved $250 per week. The flexibility of use that the flat provides will be a major asset for those looking to invest in the area, to live permanently or to holiday. In addition to that the 4.6 kilowatt solar power system will ensure power bills are kept to a minimum.
If you are looking for a home with style and history, situated in a semi-rural position within reach of all the good things the Clarence Valley has to offer, then you must attend an open home and see this one for yourself. We are sure you will be impressed.