Circa 1831, the Georgian property offers magnificent heritage, featuring original flooring, ceilings and doorways. The versatile property could provide more income from the numerous accesses. Many a memorable meal has been consumed and enjoyed whilst visiting the highlights of the area, whether it be breakfast, lunch or dinner or just simply, a snack. The property also has a private self-contained area with an ensuite (see plan), deck, carport and private courtyard, having its own front and rear entrance enabling the new owners to reside there or even expand the restaurant. Set on 0.1126 hectares creating ample spacious room at the rear of the property for parking, or enabling it to be made into another Alfresco dining area. The commercial kitchen will satisfy the most ardent chefs with all equipment necessary to be adequately operational with 3 phase power. There is ample storage in the underneath cellar which houses the central ducted heating. History: The cottage was built in 1831 by the Richmond police clerk, William Jarritt. It was the original Bridge Inn until 1836. By the early 1840s a shop frontage had been added with a door on either end of the veranda leading to separate shops. It has been a bakery, butchers, tailors and doctors surgery. Stores were kept in the cellar with access through the trapdoor in the restaurant. It remained a residence through most of the last century until bought in 1980. It was restored and opened as tearooms in 1982 and in 2004, extra seating was added and became Ma Foosies. 1.2 million. House size: 265m2. Land size: 1126m2.
Posted on: Wed, 23 Jul 2014 06:17:20 +0000
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