Overview

Inverness, built in the late 19th century and attributed to renowned Hunter architect JW Pender, showcases Victorian craftsmanship. Its restoration has been approached with respect, preserving the integrity of the original design while ensuring the home remains generous, comfortable, and beautifully liveable today.

Soaring 12-foot ceilings create an immediate sense of grandeur, with original cedar joinery and multiple marble fireplaces framing a sequence of beautifully proportioned rooms that adapt easily to modern living. The scale of each space allows living areas and bedrooms to be used interchangeably, offering flexibility without losing the home’s formal style.

The upper-level living room is a true centerpiece, light-filled and impressive in scale, opening onto the classic lacework verandah where morning coffee, evening drinks, and quiet moments all feel perfectly at home. Outdoors, the rear sandstone-flagged courtyard feels like a private European piazza, quiet and leafy, thoughtfully planted with fruit trees and established gardens, while off-street parking completes the package.

Rich in history and increasingly vibrant, Maitland blends heritage streetscapes with a growing café and dining culture. The Hunter River, local parklands, and excellent connectivity to Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, and the Hunter Valley make it as practical as it is appealing. Community-minded and well connected, it offers the ease of a regional city with genuine depth and character.

• Footsteps from St John the Baptist Primary and All Saint's College
• 1km to Pender Place Shopping
• 700m to The Levee
• 800m to Maitland Station
• 5km to Green Hills shopping centre, New Maitland Hospital – 6km

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