Description

Main dwelling:
4 huge bedrooms with fireplaces
High set ornate ceilings & cornices
Grand formal entry + polished timber floor boards
Magnificent renovated kitchen + stone bench tops + glass splash backs + ample storage
Informal lounge & dining areas + spilt system a|c
Renovated bathroom & laundry with external access
Large undercover verandas ideal for entertaining and relaxing
Large 2016m2 approx block + situated on 2 titles + double glazed windows & front door for acoustic purposes + thermally insulated

Accommodation & surrounds:
4 separate bedrooms and courtyard (B & B)
3 bedrooms with ensuites.
Separate entrance + undercover walkway
Lock-up garage with dual access (off Durham lane)
In-ground salt water pool + cover + private rear setting + storage
Landscaped gardens + automatic electric gates
4.5kw solar power + sealed driveway & paths + fully fenced
Central location + close proximity to Springwood centre & railway station

This gorgeous majestic cottage was built in 1886 by local stone mason Paddy Ryan, originally called "Karkoola" this property is the same construction as Norman Lindsay Gallery. The property as commissioned by the then Lord Mayor of Sydney Charles Moore for the christ Church Minister as his home and place of worship. The property then became a boys grammar school, then a maternity hospital and a place of residence for Matron Durham (hence Durham Lane) bordering. Matron Durham renamed this property "Southall" after a hospital she had worked at in the United Kingdom. In the 1990's "southall" was established as a B &B where the Council approvals remain in place today. A blend of classic appeal and modern comfort, this extremely spacious historic home is full of charter and combines a very flexible floor plan with sun flooded manicured gardens, situated on a massive 2016m2 approx block with 2 titles, in a ultra-convenient location, the possibilites are endless offering either residential of commercial aspects.

Auction to be held on-site Saturday the 5th November at 3pm