Limbrae'

Built in 1914, and then later extended in the 1920's, this significant weatherboard home embodies all the graciousness of another era.
With links to many prominent local families, Limbrae' has in the past functioned as a guesthouse and Mason's meeting place prior to the completion of their purpose built quarters nearby.
Now a very comfortable residence, the home retains all the period features you would expect including timber lining boards and panelling, high ceilings, fireplaces, timber floors and windows and stained and period glass. Limbrae' has an authenticity that is rarely encountered, from the generous central hallway with its decorative timber fretwork, all rooms are spacious (with the exception of two charming timber panelled single bedrooms in the later extension and the maids room at the rear).
With five bedrooms, and the choice of a number of elegant living spaces including the enormous eat in kitchen, this home has a unique versatility and livability. An interesting feature is the externally accessed (via purpose built ladder) loft room which was originally the gardener's quarters.
Beautifully maintained throughout and set on a level and landscaped 1/3 acre (1348sqm), this home is centrally located and just a very short stroll to the village centre.
A special piece of Blackheath history.