14 Clyde Street

Maclean NSW 2463

In those days the Kelly family owned the land behind the property through to Morven Street where sheds were erected for storage of meat and other produce.The large Kelly family ran the bakery for many years before leasing it out to other bakers who continued to supply the local community.

Later, three of the Kelly girls returned to the home where music was taught, with the front room on the left side of the house being used as the piano room. Some of our residents still remember the Kelly music emanating from the front of the home and the lessons that were given there over the years.

The historic nature of the house lent itself for selection as the setting for the Australian film "Fields of Fire" made here in the Clarence Valley in the late 1980's. This movie told the story of the early cane industry of the region and for many years the house was remembered by this association with the movie.

The home remained a residence, owned by a local family who resided in it until the early 1990's. The original features of the house have been preserved both inside and out and it is a wonderful example of federation architecture. This building is an important part of the history of the establishment of the Maclean township.

The Property Today

For the past 30 years the house has been utilised by community services and allied health staff who continue to provide the increasing health services to the Lower Clarence community. Over this time it has been well maintained and kept true to its heritage.

This charming historical property at 14 Clyde Street Maclean is now offered for lease.

$770.00 per week inclusive of GST, offers are invited!
outgoings not included (council rates, water, insurance).

Contact us today to arrange an inspection.