This unique Art Deco lady, built in 1939, is a short stroll to the Portland CBD. It was once home to a prominent local artist who created a individualistic style back in the late 90s. The property has been given a lot of love recently to make a comfortable and quaint liveable home. The distinctive and unconventional style is such that if you like it, you'll love it.
There are two bedrooms, both with built-in-robes. The open living style features two wood heaters and leadlight windows.
The property has retained some of the original Art Deco features and the salvaged double back doors are rumored to have been walked through by Ned Kelly. The front fence is built from part of the original Portland pier. Not only is this an historic home but hold history within.
Outside is a large secured backyard with fruit trees including a lovely old fig tree which provides cooling shade and ample fruit in the summertime. Also featuring the original garage and attached workshed. This extraordinary home would be a distinctive and unique home to live in, a quirky and eccentric holiday house or a character filled BNB.