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Originally built in 1898 and named after a Scottish town renowned for its sandstone and glass, Caithness features extensive sandstone blocks that were transported by barge, up the Hunter River from Duckenfield House, one of the Hunters grandest mansions. Sold to the BHP in 1916 to accommodate management and personnel, the property then changed hands in 1974 to the Baptist Christian Education Department and was used as a childrens home. Now a privately owned family home, one can only appreciate the attention to detail of this Historic Residence with features that include:
- 20 metre central hallway
- Formal lounge and formal dining
- 3 double bedrooms and study
- Spacious new kitchen and family room
- 2 bathrooms
- 13 original ornate ceilings
- 6 hardwood floorboard throughout
- Extensive cedar doors and trims
- Plantation shutters throughout
- Ducted air conditioning
- Multiple outdoor areas accessed by French cedar doors
- Full enclosed yard with private 10 x 5m inground concrete pool
- Original maids quarters for ample storage or potential cabana
- 3 car off street parking with automated gate
Set on 1100 sqm of landscaped grounds, there are pleasant aspects to enjoy from the beautiful return veranda with its magnificent sandstone pillars. Protected by tall, shady trees, the western side of the residence boasts a tranquil and private garden.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity - seize the moment!
For Sale by Expressions of Interest