Mid-century icon turning over $150k a year hits market in bustling tourist town

From mid-century vet clinic to iconic holiday home, a quirky listing in a popular tourist town is piquing the interest of locals, architect aficionados, and donut-lovers alike.For more than seven decades, the unusual property - aka Belairberry - has been one of the most recognisable landmarks in the township of Berry, a quaint country town on the NSW south coast.The iconic property is currently used as holiday accommodation, turning over $150k last year. Picture: realestate.com.auNow, the time capsule house, which sits across the road from the popular Berry Donut Van, is on the market for only the third time in its 72-year history.The renowned property at 60 Queen St is now offered through an expressions of interest campaign closing on October 1 with price expectations of about $4 million. It last sold back in 2013 for $900,000.Built in 1954 by Ukrainian migrant George Boris, Berry’s first town vet, Belair Berry was an architectural standout from day one in a town full of historic Victorian and Edwardian homes.The home sits on a 1,727sqm double block. Picture: realestate.com.auLocal legend has it that even post-war shortages didn’t stop Boris from experimenting with building materi...