17 Pevensey Crescent

Geelong VIC 3220

Set on a large allotment of approx. 1,136sqm of land and overlooking beautiful Pevensey Park sits Geelong's most iconic residential home. Built in 1891 for Geelong businessman Robert Scott, ironmonger and importer, the home is bold yet elegant, timeless with modern comforts and masterfully restored from the exterior to the stunning interiors.

The impressive Federation Queen Ann is complemented with an octagon corner tower with a French element adding to the already picturesque assembly. From the perfect tuck point brickwork, gabled verandaed bays and perfectly manicured gardens this is one of Victoria's most impressive homes from the era.

The vast entrance hall is more than grand with stunning archways, marble flooring, and a large void complete with chandelier chasing the showpiece mahogany staircase to the second storey. The backdrop of arched highlight windows is incredible and features throughout the home on many of the bay windows and verandas. The many rooms are versatile and each as impressive as one another with their own features such as the music room with its octagon windows, the dining room with built-in bar and the formal lounge overlooking Pevensey Park complete with a large bay window and stunning leadlight.