54 VALLEY STREET, Bega NSW 2550

This circa 1910 weatherboard home offers a beautiful blend of early Federation character and everyday comfort. With high ceilings, timber features and a classic façade, it has a warm, welcoming feel that appeals to buyers drawn to charm, history and a slower pace of life. The kitchen is practical and inviting, featuring a modern electric cooktop and oven alongside the original “Canberra” fuel stove — a much-loved heritage feature that reflects the home's history and craftsmanship. The brick fireplace surround and solid timber ledge above the hearth add to the sense of warmth and authenticity that older homes naturally provide. At the rear, the home enjoys a sunny north-facing aspect, allowing morning light to flow into the kitchen and across the gently sloping 639m² block. There's excellent potential here for a vegetable garden, fruit trees or a quiet outdoor sitting area — ideal for those who enjoy gardening, home-grown produce or simply living in rhythm with the day. The home has been consistently rented and well cared for, demonstrating its ongoing appeal and practicality, and is now vacant to offer flexibility for owner-occupiers or investors alike. Set within easy walking distance of the Bega River walking tracks, local parks, shops and cafés, this character-filled home offers a peaceful lifestyle with the convenience of town living, ready for its next chapter. This well-preserved circa 1910 weatherboard cottage offers a beautiful blend of early Federation character and everyday comfort. With high ceilings, timber features and a classic façade, it has a warm, welcoming feel that appeals to buyers drawn to charm, history and a slower pace of life. The kitchen is practical and inviting, featuring a modern electric cooktop and oven alongside the original “Canberra” fuel stove — a much-loved heritage feature that reflects the home's history and craftsmanship. The brick fireplace surround and solid timber ledge above the hearth add to the sense of warmth and authenticity that older homes naturally provide. At the rear, the home enjoys a sunny north-facing aspect, allowing morning light to flow into the kitchen and across the gently sloping 639m² block. There's excellent potential here for a vegetable garden, fruit trees or a quiet outdoor sitting area — ideal for those who enjoy gardening, home-grown produce or simply living in rhythm with the day. The home has been consistently rented and well cared for, demonstrating its ongoing appeal and practicality, and is now vacant to offer flexibility for owner-occupiers or investors alike. Set within easy walking distance of the Bega River walking tracks, local parks, shops and cafés, this character-filled home offers a peaceful lifestyle with the convenience of town living, ready for its next chapter. Agent's Summary · Three-bedroom, one-bathroom period home · Classic street appeal with original features · Updated kitchen plus Canberra fuel stove · Reverse-cycle air conditioning · Six solar panels installed · Town water, power & sewer connected · Council rates - $961 quarter · Land size approx. 639m² (Lot 4 DP734050) · Ideal for buyers who appreciate charm, character and a slower-paced lifestyle