76 Albury Street

Steeped in history and showcasing exceptional period character, this remarkable triple-brick building presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and versatile property positioned prominently on Holbrook's main street. Carefully maintained and thoughtfully enhanced over the years, the property combines its original heritage features with modern infrastructure, generous commercial space and a quality two-bedroom residence. The main building boasts an impressive pressed metal ceiling, central stained-glass window and abundant usable floor space, complemented by a surrounding mezzanine level that provides additional flexibility for office, storage, display or workspace requirements.

Further features include: Solid triple-brick construction, dating back to 1910 Fully rewired throughout Large and highly versatile main floor area Surrounding mezzanine level Original pressed metal ceiling Stunning stained-glass windows Toilets and amenities Exceptional 7.6m x 7.6m cellar, offering substantial additional storage or commercial potential Large dedicated office Separate conference room Genuine rear lane access Garage/workshop facilities Two-bedroom residence, added in 2006 Residence fully insulated for year-round comfort 3-phase ducted heating and cooling Comprehensive security and surveillance system The substantial residence provides a comfortable private component to the property,

making this an especially appealing proposition for an owner-occupier, business operator, investor or those seeking a unique live/work opportunity. With its prominent main-street position, historic architecture, generous floor area, rear access and combination of commercial and residential accommodation, this property offers a level of versatility rarely found in a regional town. A landmark Holbrook property with history, character and genuine potential - an opportunity not to be missed. AUCTION - Onsite Thursday 15th October 2026 Inspections by appointment.

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