Tidmarsh
50 Ryrie Street, Braidwood
Built in 1856, historic ‘Tidmarsh’ is a two-storey granite fieldstone house modelled on a rural Irish Inn of the early 19th century. The property was originally built for Patrick Goulding, the town’s postmaster and later clerk of the bench. Tidmarsh is notable for its hand-cut bloodwood shingled roof and granite exterior, a nod to the Goulding’s homeland, Ireland.
Sleeping up to 8 people in total, the property features three comfortable king bedrooms, stunning brick French-style courtyard, dedicated outdoor entertaining spaces and an original 1850s bar.
Tidmarsh is a sister property of Mona Farm however, it is located in the heart of Braidwood town (not onsite).
Please note, two dwellings are located at 50 Ryrie Street. Tidmarsh sits next door to Long Barn.
The Details
Bedrooms
Downstairs
Bedroom 1: 1 King Bed
Upstairs
Bedroom 2: 1 King Bed
Bedroom 3: 1 King Bed
Additional double sofa bed (made on request)
bathrooms
2 bathrooms
Living
Lounge room & dining room
2 outdoor dining tables
Original 1850s Bar
4 indoor fireplaces
outdoor
French courtyard
Outdoor dining area
Barbeque
Kitchen
Fridge
Stove and oven
Dishwasher
Coffee machine
Microwave
Cooking basics
general
Air conditioning
Wireless internet
Foxtel
Towels by Bemboka
Sheets & linen
Washing Machine
Toiletries by Hunter Lab
Hair dryers located in each room
Ironing board
