8 Bannerman Street, Cremorne

A rare opportunity to secure a historic residence of grand proportions in a desirable bayside enclave with city and harbour vistas, this stately sandstone sanctuary impresses with stunning art-nouveau period features and impressive interiors throughout. Originally built in 1908 for Frank Whiddon, 'Dalkeith' was bought by the Norwegian Church Abroad in the early 1950s and became The Norwegian Seaman's Mission, providing community services to Scandinavian seamen until 1978, before being purchased and reinstated as a family home.

The property has since undergone extensive renovations, cleverly crafted by acclaimed architect Paul O'Keefe to deliver refined contemporary updates and effortless family living. Exquisitely integrating opulent period designs and modern inclusions, it showcases a flowing open plan layout that reveals an impressive alfresco entertaining area complete with a luxurious in-ground pool and sandstone poolside cabana. It is conveniently placed close to prestigious schools, local transport, waterfront walks with rapid access to the CBD.

- Peacefully set back from the street on a 1,463sqm parcel, the home is enveloped by breathtaking established gardens
- Enjoy a selection of formal and casual living areas all which seamlessly flow to the outdoors
- Striking entertainers kitchen equipped with European integrated appliances and abundant storage
- The sunlit dining room opens onto the north facing alfresco entertaining which includes a luxe in-ground heated pool and poolside cabana
- Five substantial bedrooms each offer adjoining sunrooms, three with ensuites
- Spacious master suite includes ensuite, walk-in wardrobe and adjoining sunroom
- Billiard room on the lower level is framed with stunning stained-glass windows, formerly used as a chapel and includes the original pew
- Double lock-up garage provides ample storage, plus additional off-street parking, original sandstone wine cellar