163 Hill Street, Orange, NSW 2800

Circa 1920 and rich in the warmth and character that make period homes so appealing, this three-bedroom cottage has been beautifully updated for modern living without losing sight of its past. At the rear, a covered deck looks across the backyard towards Mount Canobolas, giving you a great spot for long lunches, sunset drinks or a quiet end to the day. The 1005sqm block is a standout, with broad lawn, established hedging and mature trees bringing colour and interest through every season. A long side driveway leads to the new 7m x 7m shed, adding excellent covered parking, workshop and storage space.

Behind the classic weatherboard façade, fresh interiors feel relaxed and easy to live in. A long living and dining room centres around a gas fire, while the contemporary kitchen connects with the meals area. Three bedrooms sit together at the front of the home, with an updated bathroom and laundry completing the practical single-level layout.

Jaeger Reserve and Orange Croquet Club are just 150m away, Willows Preschool is 350m from home, Bletchington Public School is just over 1km away and the DPI offices are an easy 800m walk. Byng Street Local Store is only a couple of minutes away for coffee, with Orange Central Square around five minutes from home for the essentials.

	Classic three bedroom weatherboard cottage, circa1920s, 1005sqm landscaped block
	Open plan lounge and dining with a/c and gas fire place providing climate control
	Eat-in kitchen, shaker cabinetry, gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher
	Modern subway tiled bathroom with shower over bathtub
	Covered alfresco entertaining deck overlooks large backyard
	Long driveway to 7m x 7m shed/garage for parking, hobbies and storage
	Bletchington Public School – 1.1km, Canobolas Rural Technology High – 4.2km
	DPI offices – 800m, Orange Central Square – 2.4km


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