10 Ford Street

York WA 6302

Known as Monger's Wool Shed and built before 1900 its original purpose was unknown-perhaps a flour mill. By 1900 local farmers brought their wool here to be pressed, and later on grain was stored here and it came to be called The Granary. In 1966 it was converted to a residence with hand made clay brick walls almost half a metre thick.
Stepping in to this home you will find a huge family, meals, and kitchen area tastefully decorated with period charm. With a modern kitchen and new appliances there is plenty of room for the whole family to gather. Off a long hallway, the master bedroom is huge and has all the charm and warmth of yesteryear. The remaining two double bedrooms also include period features. At the end of the hall is a second living area and the bathroom.
This amazing home has solid timber floors throughout, ducted air conditioning, insulation and ceiling fans. There is a wood fire in the family/meals area to keep you warm in the winter.
At the rear of the home is a large undercover entertaining area with stunning views of both Mt Bakewell and Mt Brown. At the side of the home is a powered double lockup garage/workshop and plenty of parking.
Rich in history this lovely home is only a 500 metre walk to the centre of the beautiful town of York and must be seen.
Additional feature/s - Water Closets.