The graceful Stoneleigh Cottage was built circa 1840 on land that formed part of the original grant to James Milson. One of the areas earliest remaining sandstone homes, the unique freestanding residence offers a spacious two level layout with impeccably restored interiors.

Accommodation includes three large bedrooms, the main with a fireplace, built-in wardrobes and French doors opening to the verandah. There are two elegant period-style bathrooms, each with claw-foot baths. The spacious eat-in kitchen features Ilve appliances, marble and timber benchtops, plus an original cast-iron stove.

On the upper level is an expansive light-filled living room with cathedral ceilings and a central fireplace. The lower level features a splendid formal lounge which opens to the verandah and a formal dining room with French doors to the picturesque garden entertaining area.

Further features of the home include polished timber floors, stained wooden staircases, open fireplaces, a security alarm and an external laundry and WC. The property also boasts a mature English garden with a storage shed, built-in barbecue and large landscaped entertaining space.

Occupying a blue ribbon address, the property takes its place in a tranquil cul-de-sac, just moments from Milson Park, High Street Ferry Wharf, Milsons Point Station and the popular restaurants and cafes of Kirribilli.

For further information please contact Mary Curran 0411 178 181 or Kingsley Yates 0411 875 017.