Step into the enigmatic embrace of Windsor's past at the beloved Doctor's House, a classic example of Australia's early colonial days. Perched majestically above the Hawkesbury River and the charming Thompson Square, this Georgian terrace is no ordinary abode and shines as a rare gem, showcasing a timeless facade, exquisite internal restorations and tranquil gardens.
Originally established in 1819 as the Lord Nelson Inn, this enduring residence, built around the 1840s, offers a seamless blend of historical charm and modern luxury. For over a century, it served as a recognised address for many distinguished doctors and their Hawkesbury clientele, earning it its celebrated name.
Spanning three expansive levels and featuring a generous three-room attic, the home's highlight is its showcase formal loungeroom, adorned with polished timber flooring and elegant chandeliers, complemented by French doors that lead to a sweeping full-width front balcony.
Venture down to the convict hand-carved, sandstone-walled basement, where its' charming dining room and ambient wine cellar await. In addition, there is a quaint library area and generous kitchen with historic stone paving and a commercial coolroom, perfect for the avid entertainer.
With five elegant bedrooms, this heritage home has been tastefully and lovingly restored, featuring a main bathroom with a clawfoot bath along with three ensuites on various levels. Elevated ceilings, generous windows and French doors amplify the home's grandeur. The attic presents a multifunctional space with a home office, an expansive storage area, and an overflow bedroom.
Outdoors, a covered area offers year-round entertaining. An adjoining courtyard area showcases meticulously maintained gardens featuring box hedges and tranquil water features. A wisteria arbour path leads to a greenhouse, garden sheds, and a double carport, with additional parking options.
The rear of the property is secured by impressive, automated iron gates, offe
