'Anglewood’ Yean Street, Burradoo NSW 2576, is a stately three-storey, 1890’s Queen Ann style mansion of thirteen-bedrooms, and nine-bathrooms. The home is on 2.13 hectares and features the original staircase, marble floors and stained glass as well as period finishes.
With extensive, 5-acre grounds and set in a mature old-world garden, Stately 'Anglewood' is located at one of the most sought-after residential addresses in the Southern Highlands. A true lifestyle property, it offers superb privacy and space.
There’s a sitting room, breakfast room, drawing room, tea room and formal dining room.
The wing of the home features the 15m indoor pool and spa, and has an open terrace, living and dining room, sauna, two bedrooms and both a mens and women’s change room.
The imposing entrance/reception room, with black and white marble flooring, captures glimpses of the three-story central light well and flows to gracious drawing room, formal dining, sitting room and breakfast room, all with soaring ceilings and open fireplaces.
A heritage-listed residence, Anglewood is an amazing Queen Anne style residential building recognized by the N.S.W heritage council.
Built by Arthur Bruce Smith in 1890 original on 31 acres as country residence
then acquired by Dr. George Sly Founder of solicitors, Sly & Weigall.
Then in 1932 acquired by Thomas Knox for a boys school prior to
the State Government in 1943 operating it as a children’s home until the early 1980-s.
Anglewood was entirely closed in 1992.
Mr Valdis Berzins purchased Anglewood in 2000 and went about on extensive renovations and additions, also building a tennis court and subdivisions of the acreage for residential housing.
Anglewood stands on 2.133 ha in a mature old garden setting with circular driveway.
Restorations carried out in 2002 returned 'Anglewood' to its former residential grandeur.
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