Occupying a coveted corner position on prized Wombat Hill with two street entrances, adjacent to the Convent Gallery, Hillendale has been a popular guesthouse for the last 20 years.

Constructed in 1861, the solid brick and timber home is screened behind mature hedging and surrounded by manicured lawns and ninety year old trees. After World War 1, the house became a private hospital named Passchendaele for returning soldiers.
A central hallway divides the permanent and guest wings. The residence comprises 4 principal rooms, each with a sunny north easterly aspect and the guest wing comprises a further 5 rooms surrounded by wide verandahs overlooking the tranquil garden.
This landmark period home retains many hallmarks of the era, together with contemporary comforts including central gas heating, two split air con / heating systems, 4 working fireplaces, formal and informal living zones, one spa bathroom as well as undercover parking for two cars.