'Iona' 2 Darley Street, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010, Australia

'Iona', a Victorian Italianate mansion of notable provenance, built c1880 as a city residence for pastoralist Edward Chisholm, presents the largest residential landholding of 2,716 sqm estate-like gardens and grounds within this proximity to the city. In esteemed company 'Iona' is moments to eminent institutions including the Paul Ramsay Foundation, St Vincent's Hospital medical precinct, and the National Art School.

- Vast internal living proportions of approximately 1,035 sqm
- Uniquely scaled land and residential holding proximate to CBD
- Desirable sun-soaked northern aspect gardens and terraces
- Stately entry hall, sitting room, drawing room, billiard room
- Master suite appointed with balcony, dressing room, ensuite
- Self-contained apartment enjoys balcony access, private entry
- Substantial seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, one powder room
- Commercial grade kitchen, Wolf appliances, butler's pantry
- Dedicated home office, gymnasium, cellar and cool room
- Lofty 4.3 - 7.6 metre ceilings, 19.6 metre mosaic tiled pool
- Sandstone steps to Grotto with Japanese garden by Ken Lamb
- Grosvenor House Duke of Westminster former London palace gates
- Stained glass windows, tessellated tiles, Welsh slate roof
- Secure dual gated entry, turning circle, multiple car parking
- Surrounded by a selection of prestigious schooling options
- Set in an exclusive cul-de-sac, 20 minutes' walk to the CBD