This stunning 3 bed 1 bath property set on 1275m2 is an historical art deco dream. In 1923 this was the Post Office and Queensland National Bank and the stunning decorative architecture creates a home that is totally unique and a joy to behold. No cookie cutter home here!

The existing owners have upgraded sympathetically to include the original features of this historic home. This gorgeous property is not completely restored so why not put your own stamp on it and call this unique property home? This property is NOT heritage listed so renovations are allowed and STCA. The property is classified as Central Zoned, see below.

The bathroom oozes 1920 art deco features with period finishes including brass pipe and tapware with art deco style tiling including a claw foot bath.

Polished timber floors throughout most of the property with historic styled cabinetry throughout.

There are ceiling fans throughout along with air-conditioning in two bedrooms and for winter there is the original wood stove/heater.

The exposed hardwood timber trusses add character and charm.

No rear neighbours and just moments to the busy hub of Mossman including the Saturday Mossman Markets, funky coffee shops, local Primary and High Schools, Hardware, Medical services and more.

The property also boasts a large, modern shed, with a mezzanine floor that is not only perfect to store all the men’s, boys (and girls) toys but perfect to be used as a teenage retreat, a man cave or workshop.

With some sympathetic upgrades and some TLC this amazing property could be transformed into an architectural masterpiece.

For further information on this highly original property contact Nicole Dwyer on 0416 033 948 or email on nicole@propertyshopmossman.com. This property is currently tenanted so a minimum 24hrs notice is required to inspect.

• 3 Bedrooms
• 1 Bathroom
• 1275m2 (third of an acre)
• Polished timber floors
• Ceiling fans & air-conditiong in all bedrooms
• Large Modern Workshop/Garage
• Central Location – Mossman

ZONING INFORMATION: go to the Council Website www.douglas.qld.gov.au and search for douglas planning/mapping

LINK TO HISTORICAL INFORMATION; https://www.douglashistory.org.au/fileadmin/user_upload/docs/Mossman_Walk_Brochure_2014.pdf