Set deep within private, landscaped grounds designed by Rick Eckersley, 'Lexington' is a landmark Italianate Victorian mansion by architect John Beswicke c1878. Positioned within the Harcourt Estate, the residence sits on an expansive north-facing rear allotment of approximately 4016 sqm. A circular driveway leads to the colonnaded façade of this substantial six-bedroom home, where heritage architecture is complemented by modern amenity.
An internal lift services two levels and sits alongside original features including ornate ceilings, leadlight windows and marble and timber fireplaces. Zoned heating and cooling, ducted vacuum, security alarm and solar power enhance everyday comfort. Formal living and dining rooms extend from a double-arched reception hall, joined by a study, library, home theatre, and well-appointed bathrooms.
Family accommodation is arranged across the first floor and accessed by both front and rear staircases. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a main bedroom suite open to an arched balcony overlooking the grounds. The main suite includes a walk-in robe and a marble ensuite with freestanding bath, shower and twin vanity.
A contemporary living and dining area connects to the tennis court and rear garden. This light-filled space features wide oak floors, integrated speakers and is designed for both family use and larger gatherings. The kitchen is appointed with marble benchtops, Sub-Zero integrated refrigeration and a butler's pantry.
French doors open to a BBQ terrace framed by a beautifully established vine-covered pergola offering a private, shaded alfresco setting, perfect for relaxed entertaining. The grounds also include a self-contained studio with kitchenette and bathroom, covered parking for two cars with EV charging, a 120,000-litre underground water tank and irrigation system.
Vendor Advocates:
Tim Picken 0419305802
Tracey Macmillan 0408232954
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