**Enter via Coath Street**

Step into a piece of Bendigo’s history with Coath Cottage, a remarkable stone residence rooted in the 19th century and reborn for the modern era. Originally built in 1858 by the Coath family, this stone cottage was home to Richard Coath, a distinguished figure in Bendigo’s gold mining history. Coath's involvement in the 1850s gold rush marked him as a pivotal player in transforming Bendigo into one of Australia’s most prosperous goldfields.

While Coath Cottage bore witness to the devastating fires of 2009, which left much of the original structure in ruins, its legacy was preserved by a local historian who saved the property from demolition. In 2010, with a passion for historical preservation, the historian embarked on a dedicated restoration journey, carefully rebuilding Coath Cottage to its current state while honouring its heritage. This restoration earned acclaim and an award, ensuring the property stands as a testament to Bendigo’s storied past and resilient spirit.

Meander through the beautiful cottage gardens or enjoy from the comfort of front and rear porch at any time of the day. The home features three, robed bedrooms, the master bedroom featuring one of the original fireplaces, the combined bathroom/laundry includes shower and separate bath and the light-filled kitchen offers all the modern conveniences.

Embrace the opportunity to own a unique piece of Bendigo’s heritage, where history and modern craftsmanship unite, creating a truly special home on the iconic Victoria Hill.

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