The backyard is east facing. The slope of land is Moderately Inclined. More about the land block...
 
Important Landmark On The Market
A cherished piece of Warrandyte history is up for sale, an architecturally and socially significant landmark. During the late 1890s a four-room timber house was attached to the original cottage. In 1898 the Wine Hall was built and commenced business in 1900 operated by Henrick Kruse. The business sold in 1921 to Mr & Mrs Robertson and it continued operation until 1924 when Mrs Robertson, upon surrendering the licence, ran a sweet shop/milk bar with adjacent Tea Rooms on the ground floor. From the 1960s as Gilholms milk bar it continued as a well known attraction until 1975 when Folkart originated and has remained. This charming, well-known small shop, arguably the smallest shop in Warrandyte, measures some 3.6m x 7 m.
The elevated allotment occupies approx. 1094m2, for sale is the freehold only and the property is protected by a heritage overlay. Representing outstanding potential for subdivision (STCA), strong commercial scope (STCA) and development possibilities. (STCA). The Wine Hall is a rare example of a custom built property, from the large verandah one enjoys far reaching views of the Yarra River, the Warrandyte Bridge and surrounds.