Take a step back in time to this old-world cottage set amongst a serene garden. This property started life as a simple cottage in honour of Mr. Lily White in the 1920's for miners to call home and it has withheld countless ages to make it into what is now. Charming original features can be found within this precious gem as it harbours some intriguing historical features including original fireplaces, a pathway created of bricks from the original Myrtleford Post Office, intricate doors, and other unique features; there's no shortage of potential here. Set back from the road on 1.14 acres the garden is tranquil and offers an abundance of flowering shrubs, planted closely together. Nothing is too perfectly pruned, nothing is painstakingly arranged - and it's this carefree atmosphere that makes one feel free to roam and wander, without a concern. This cottage might be a little rough around the edges, however, it is brimming with promise and is a must see! North East Catchment Management Authority advice is available for prospective purchasers to consider.