Some homes don’t just sit on the land; they carry the stories of the town itself, and 110 Davy Street, Thames, is one of them. Believed to have begun life as a classic old miner’s cottage, this charming two-bedroom, one living area home (or one bedroom, two living areas) reflects the early days of Thames, when the town was alive with gold-rush spirit and homes were built with simplicity and heart.

Today, it offers cosy, easy-care living on a compact freehold section, making smart use of its space without losing its character. The bedrooms are well proportioned, the living areas feel warm and welcoming, there are two entries and room for the caravan/campervan. A single garage adds everyday practicality for storage or parking. The kitchen is simple and serviceable, staying true to the home’s cottage origins. While not modern and currently without an oven, it offers scope for improvement and the chance to tailor the space to your own style.

Set just moments from the Thames township, cafés, shops and coastal walks, this home delivers a relaxed lifestyle in a location steeped in history and community.

Not flashy. Not overdone. Just a genuine little home with heart, and a story ready for its next chapter. So call today to book your viewing.