“Jenner House” - 2 Macleay Strret - Potts Point
Jenner House was originally designed by Edmond Blackett in 1871 for the Hordern Family.
A third level was added on to the house in 1881 designed by Architect Thomas Rowe
The House has Expansive Views Of Sydney Harbour. It's built on solid Sandstone Foundations with triple layered brick & 4 metre high ceilings. It showcases many Antiques including 11 Original 1800's Fireplaces. It Has Stunning Original Australian Cedar joinery
Jenner House is a Regency mansion and is an architectural heritage listed masterpiece with expensive views of Sydney Harbour situated on almost half an acre of prime harbourside land.
Originally designed by the prominent Australian architect Edmund Blackett in 1868 for the Hordern family, the residents saw a third level added in 1881 by another distinguished architect of the period, Thomas Rowe.
The property showcases an array of extraordinary things, including 11 original 1800s fireplace mantle, the floors crafted in white Carrara marble and imported from a single French Château. The house is built on solid sandstone foundations with triple layered brick walls and spectacular four meter ceilings, with stunning original Australian cedar joinery adorning the elegant interiors.
“Maramanah” - Cnr Darlinghurst Road, Macleay Street & Elizabeth Bay Road - Potts Point NSW
