Raith, Circa 1855

A rare opportunity exists to take your place in Geelong history as owner of iconic Raith. Victorian-era grandeur meets contemporary luxury and style in this landmark property on an expansive 6434sqm (approx.) in an exclusive pocket of Newtown. Walking distance to the Barwon River and renovated and extended to an elite standard while retaining its period integrity, it offers state-of-the-art living on a spectacular scale complemented by unrivalled panoramic views. Highlights include: four vast living areas; five bedrooms, all with designated bathrooms; designer kitchen with substantial butler’s pantry, high end European appliances and high-end fittings; adjoining entertainer’s dining room; bi-fold glass doors linking the family hub to north-facing private gardens; underground cellar; wrap-around verandah among a suite of heritage features; and zoned heating and cooling throughout. Outdoors are twin four-car garages, a sweeping circular driveway, glass house with heated 25m lap pool, spa, sauna and gym and three-bedroom guest house. The property is at the heart of the private school zone, while for sporting fans, Elderslie Reserve is across the road and Queens Park in the neighbourhood. Pakington St and Shannon Ave cater for shopping and dining, with the CBD and waterfront within easy reach.

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