Circa 1881 - Landmark Inglewood Residence. Only the second time this grand home at 23 Verdon Street, Inglewood has been presented to the market. A double storeyed, stuccoed building in high Victorian style, built by William Garland, and described in local Council records of the time as "a mansion". Features include arcaded doors and double hung windows at each level with elaborately carved architraves while patterned glass sidelights frame the main door. The scalloped verandah and balcony valence is of cast-iron lace as is the balustrade. The home is built on 3 levels,excluding cellar, with 13 rooms including formal parlours with bay windows and OFP'S with timber surrounds. The cedar staircase/banister rises grandly to the upper levels. Rooms are of spacious proportions with 14 foot ceilings. Located on approximately one acre with original wrought iron front fence, columned gateposts and gabled, slate clad roof with finials at intersecting points the property presents an impressive facade. "Nimmitabel" will be auctioned on Saturday, 4th December at 11:30am on site. Inspection by appointment.