'PENOLA'
Majestic 19th Century garden estate of 11.2 acres approx on the Witch creek, established by the sister of William Guilfoyle, creator of the Melbourne Botanic Gardens. Historic Victorian residence of 20 rooms prefabricated in India using teak. Rare original billiards room, 2 grand living rooms, 8 bedrooms, 8 open fireplaces & hydronic heating. Six acres of terraced gardens, stone walls, ponds, waterfall and a lawn tennis court where the owner's son Norman Brookes played prior to becoming the first Australian to win Wimbledon in 1907. Spectacular views to Port Phillip Bay and Melbourne. Water licence of 7.4 megalitres. Frontage also to Chapman's creek and Devonshire Lane.