The scene of the fire at a Murdoch Road property in Wangaratta. Picture by James Wiltshire
Police have ruled out foul play in a fire that gutted a Wangaratta home.
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Nobody was injured, but the blaze caused hundreds-of-thousands of dollars in damage.
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Police and firefighters have investigated the matter.
The scene of the fire at a Murdoch Road property in Wangaratta. Picture by James Wiltshire
An electrical fault is suspected to have caused the blaze.
The fire started about 3.40pm during the September 8 incident and was controlled after about 20 minutes.
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