Bellevue

Bellevue is a stone and brick mansion in Sydney featuring symmetrical proportions and refined craftsmanship in both its exterior and interior spaces. The building displays the architectural characteristics typical of its construction period through its carefully designed facades and room layouts.

The mansion was built during a period of economic growth and architectural development in New South Wales. It emerged during an era when residential design in Australia became increasingly sophisticated and reflected expanding prosperity.

The mansion shows how wealthy families lived in Sydney and what mattered to them in their daily lives. Its rooms and finishes reflect the tastes and values of the families who built and occupied it.

The property is protected heritage and subject to special regulations governing its preservation and maintenance. Anyone planning modifications or restoration work should contact the City of Sydney authorities beforehand to understand the requirements that apply.

The mansion was constructed during a period when Sydney was expanding rapidly and residential building was spreading eastward toward new areas. This location made it an example of how wealth and development were moving outward from the city center.

Location: New South Wales

Location: City of Sydney

Address: 55-57 Leichhardt Street, Glebe Point, NSW 2037

GPS coordinates: -33.87140,151.18500

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:41