On The Market: The Private Estate Of Melbourne's Most Celebrated Garden Designer
At On The Market, we explore numerous property listings to present the finest homes, from grand waterfront estates to carefully crafted studio apartments. Australians invest significant thought into the property market, understanding that not all homes hold the same value.
One standout example of heritage homes in Sydney is Potts Point’s “Jenner House,” a residence with a rich history and an exceptional location. Originally designed in 1868 by the renowned Australian architect Edmund Blacket, the house later received a third level addition in 1881 by Thomas Rowe.
Currently back on the market through Gavin Rubinstein’s office, Jenner House offers a unique opportunity to reinvent one of Potts Point’s most iconic landmarks. The property comes with DA-approved plans for a major transformation.
- Set on nearly half an acre
- Harbour glimpses
- Timeless heritage architecture
- Expansive lawns
- Sweeping verandahs
- Multiple entertaining terraces
- A rare blend of scale and privacy
"Jenner House is a property we’ve covered in the past, originally designed in 1868 by prominent Australian architect, Edmund Blacket, before receiving an additional third level designed by Thomas Rowe in 1881."
"It’s now returned to the market via Gavin Rubinstein’s office, offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reimagine one of Potts Point’s grandest landmarks thanks to DA-approved plans for a transformation."
This estate uniquely blends history, grandeur, and privacy with modern potential for redesign, making it one of Melbourne’s most celebrated properties.
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