59 Mollison Street

Originally a corner store, this heritage retail space and residence c1904, occupies a prominent inner-Kyneton locale.

The Kyneton township first grew as a service centre to the goldfields and thus boasts beautiful streetscapes of period shopfronts and homes. Number 59 Mollison is a stand out; marvel at the intricacies of the redbrick Edwardian facade and elegant wrought iron veranda.

Now presenting as a compelling investment with future flexibility, this unique property is currently leased in its entirety to one established tenant.

The front commercial component, facing Mollison Street, is utilised as a successful yoga studio. Noteworthy features of this 97.9sqm space include double entrance doors, exposed brickwork, timber-lined ceilings, expansive windows, new vinyl plank flooring and commercial heating and cooling. The adjoining north-facing two-bedroom component forms part of the same tenancy. With its own separate and private Simpson Street entrance, this additional space adds further versatility to the property and its potential future use.

Period features of polished floorboards, up to 15-foot ceilings, decorative archways with corbels and ornate fireplaces shine. Hydronic heating, quality carpet and a contemporary kitchen/dining and bathroom (with integrated laundry) showcase a commitment to comfort and quality.

Outside, enjoy the quaint and sunny courtyard with its' cottage plantings and strawberry patch.

Mollison Street has long been at the heart of Kyneton's commercial precinct, with a rich history dating back to the town's early development. Today, the position remains as appealing as ever, just moments from renowned cafés and eateries, supermarkets, town amenities, the Botanic Gardens and Campaspe River Walk. With its prominent position, enduring Edwardian character and flexible commercial offering, this is a property that has been part of Kyneton's streetscape for more than a century, with plenty of potential for its next chapter.

• 288 sqm metres
• Multiple income streams
• Council carpark at the rear
• Hydronic heating
• Commercial reverse cycle heating and cooling in commercial area

Presented in conjunction with Trusted Property Sandi Barry-Mueller Vendor Advocate