This spectacular fully renovated high-end home merges the lines between generational living, magnificent entertainer and potential packed Dual Residential and Commercial zoning allowing for the incredible flexibility of an incredible home and/or running a thriving business.

Unique and quaintly well styled family home

This luxurious 1915 Victorian period home merges the lines between vintage and modern, and allows you the exciting opportunity to secure an exquisite entertainers delight that is focussed on taking advantage of this prestigious golden triangle location (centred between Town, Lake Hamilton and Hospital) and its peaceful and low maintenance grounds.

‘The Bungalow’ is one of Hamilton’s most prestigious and iconic homes with distinct architectural design and is of great local significance being one of the last Federation Style houses built in 1920 for respected solicitor, JLR Baker Esquire.

Offered in a league of its own, this exquisite 2-bedroom cottage is enviably set at the base of the Grampians Ranges and only 300meters to the famous Royal Mail Hotel and it’s luxurious fine dining experience – this renovated gem exceeds all property expectations and presents for you a genuine lifestyle investment for now and the future.

In a rare category of the Hamilton property market is this offering on Milton Street.

Immaculate custom built home with all the trimmings sitting on a well established superb block with a massive shed located only minutes from Hamilton CBD

Quietly tucked away in one of Hamilton’s sought after areas of town is this executive package that will tick many boxes for the buyer looking for a modern home and plenty of shed space.

This exquisite property is a memorable show piece, the epitome of luxury, sophistication and lifestyle with manicured lawns and established gardens including an outstanding floodlit tennis court

"Lough Cottage" presents as a charming historic beachside home in a quaint and delightful landscaped cottage garden setting. Built in the 1920’s, it presents one of the few remaining original homes built on what was then known as Port Fairy East.