Situated in the Historic Precinct of Clyde this unique and beautiful home with breathtaking views has been renovated to a high standard with the added bonus of an income opportunity. The iconic 1862 Dunstan Times Printing Office has been the backdrop for many wedding photos over the years. It has been beautifully restored and transformed into a fully self-contained studio apartment (currently used as B&B) and double garage. Even the stone garden shed on this special property has historic significance with the building formerly housing the original printing press. This historical street front building has been granted resource consent for retail use 365 days from 9 am to 5 pm. It is the perfect space for a home business or to lease out commercially as it has high visibility with busy foot traffic. Then there is the 1910 home which was strategically positioned and renovated to keep the history of this property alive. Step inside and be blown away by what this property has to offer. To your left are two ensuited bedrooms, an attic stairway leading to a large studio which could be used as a multi-functional space to suit the lifestyle of the owners. Through to the open plan kitchen with top quality designer fittings including a Belling oven, Schweigen rangehood, Miele dishwasher and a marble countertop. The dining space incorporates the freestanding woodburner and second sitting area which soaks up the stunning views through the two picture windows overlooking the Clutha River. A glazed wall connecting the dining and lounge area fills the house with abundant light, whilst also offering a unique and on trend aesthetic to the home. The generous wrap around kwilia deck is accessible through stacker doors from the lounge which has dual aspect of both the private courtyard and the breath-taking vista of the Clutha River and mountains in the distance. The back of the section accessed from Miners Lane, has two vehicle parking spaces, vegetable plots and gardens, bordered by the stable ruins and the historic stacked stone wall. A credit to its present owners and its historic story.
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