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Bromfield ST of $1.5 million to $1.6 million, Colac’s Bromfield ST is listed.
The landmark heritage residence that started living from the home of the Great Doctor is the first time it has been listed in nearly half a century.
Buyers have the opportunity to choose their own adventures in “Glenora”, a two-story federation Queen Anne House, rich in art nouveau style.
Since its construction in 1907, both private residential and commercial premises have continued the dual functions of 1 Bromfield ST and remain one of the property’s most valuable assets.
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Incredible details are displayed around the entry.
Charles Stewart, Corak Agent Stephen Lugg, said the Warbuton Pierre Knights designed the house was a shining example of the architecture of the time.
The striking round entrance is one of the most famous features of its four-bedroom home, which retains original decorative curtains and stylized wooden shelves.
Mr Lugg said it was in impeccable.
“As one of Korak’s most recognizable and iconic properties, the landmark offers both a compelling architectural and command post and a range of opportunities for residential and commercial use,” he said.
The property occupies a 658 m2 block at the corner of Corangamite St in the heart of Corak and is divided into commercial business.
Formal dining or living room retains an open fireplace.
The kitchen has been updated previously.
The house was originally built for Dr. Richard Horace Gibbs, who runs a private hospital near Connor St.
Later, many other doctors occupied it before they were converted into hotels in 1934.
Starting in 1942, the Post General Department leased the building for engineers in the area and moved in in 1980 by the legal practice Arundell, Murray and Ryan.
The formal entrance with plank paneling and intricate lead-light windows is a highlight on the first floor, which is currently divided into five office spaces.
Upstairs, there is a four-bedroom home with formal lounge, another open kitchen and dining area adjacent to another living room.
Another large meeting room can serve as an additional living space, while the balcony in front and back of the house offers an option for outdoor entertaining.