129 Commercial Road Yarram

We are searching for an entrepreneurial type to revive this business. The three-bedroom attached home provides the backdrop for your imagination. Set along the wide, welcoming stretch of Commercial Road, 129 stands as a quiet reminder of Yarram's early 20th-century Victorian era. The building has so much character, being built circa 1904, and with some cosmetic renovation would be a testament to when buildings were built to last. The home and shop were built during a period when the town was finding its rhythm, serving surrounding farms, timber workers, and a growing local community. You can still feel that sense of purpose in the bones of the place: solid, enduring, and thoughtfully positioned on its generous 1005m allotment of beautifully maintained gardens and mature trees. The original building is proclaimed as being the first building to use bricks in the town. It was originally a bootmaker's business; then history has it that it has also been a printing business for the local newspaper, along with a news agency. In more recent times, it has opened its doors to an antique venture. What is its future? From the street, there's an immediate warmth; this is a home that has lived many lives. Originally a...