345 Lords Place

345 Lords Place comes with some local history that will sure to surprise.

The original Memorandum of Transfer shows that Thomas Joseph Dalton and Mark Sheldon sold this home to George Gordon Gardiner (of Orange Coachbuilder) on the "9th day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and fourteen."
1914 in Australia was dominated by the outbreak of World War I, and interestingly the continent suffered its worst rainfall failure until 1982, leading to record low wheat yields.

Built just over 100 years ago, this grand old home will provide the perfect opportunity for someone to create a warm and inviting home. Extend by adding a modern renovation at the rear of the house, while retaining the authentic detail from its original heritage.

- Character home with many original features
- Double brick, original fireplaces, press metal ceilings
- Large 961m2 block with established trees
- Only minutes away from the new DPI building

A rare opportunity to secure a home of local heritage interest