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Tarnagulla, VIC

The Golden Age Hotel, established in the 1850s, is a historic landmark in Tarnagulla, Victoria. Originally built by Joseph Foo around 1857-1858, the hotel was partially rebuilt in 1962, preserving period details in the rear section. The flexible floorplan includes a bar, storeroom, cool room, and a foyer with a solid wood heater. The rear of the building features a living room, five bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Additional amenities include a laundry, two separate toilets, an integrated solar system, and evaporative cooling. The substantial 1,648 sqm grounds offer two street frontages, a 2.6m x 4.8m shed, and a 12m x 6m double roller door garage. This property presents an opportunity to restore and reinvigorate a historic establishment in a town rich with gold rush history.