115 High Street

Maldon VIC 3463

Maldon has remained largely unchanged since the 1850s and is recognized as one of the best preserved historic townships in Australia. With rows of original miner's cottages and grand homes, stone buildings, quaint gardens, European trees, stores with wide verandahs and flagstone paving, all at the foot of Mt Tarrengower.
School Cottage is an intact and important Victorian gold rush home and a part of Maldon's early history. Built in c1860 on a large 950 sqm (approx) allotment, the home is positioned close to the town centre on a stunning streetscape.
The cottage is perfect as a blank canvas for a weekender, a permanent home or the holiday accommodation market. Its use is only limited by your imagination. The main weatherboard house comprises of a sitting room with open fire place, country kitchen with charming colonial windows, vaulted ceiling, both a wood and electric stove, bedroom and a bathroom. The verandah retains the original timber shingles. There are 3 further detached rooms used as bedrooms featuring heritage elements including, pressed metal, open fireplaces, original wood oven, high ceilings, sash windows and wooden floorboards.