Watsons Bay, Dunbar House
Dunbar House is located along Marine Parade in the eastern suburb of Watsons Bay. This heritage listed house was designed by Mortliner Lewis and built around 1837. In 1854 it became the Marine Hotel and later the Greenwich Pier Hotel and the Royal Hotel until 1923. It then became the Vaucluse Municipal Council Chambers until 1948 when amalgamation with Woollahra Council took place. It was refurbished in 2010 and is now a cafe and events venue.
Really interesting! I like the columns around the outside of the seating area there, I can imagine the view is lovely if you were having tea. - Tasha xxx
ReplyDeleteI really like the verandah!
ReplyDeleteI would love to sit under that verandah for a drink. It's a beautiful and grand house.
ReplyDeleteAnd the views of Robertson Park and Watsons Bay from the verandah are brilliant too
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ReplyDeleteHi Jim !!!
So beautiful picture !!!!
THANKS for sharing !!!
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Definitely nice house, great photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful building! Love the architecture and soft gray/white color palette...
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of history in the building.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely suburb Watsons Bay is.
ReplyDeleteAnd how cool to be able to eat and drink surrounded by the summer gardens.
a grand looking estate! thanks, jim!
ReplyDeleteDas Haus zum Zaun ist aber auch nicht übel ;-))
ReplyDeleteI do like the beauty of this fine mansion!
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand and historical mansion.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful building. I would enjoy eating a meal there.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely building! So clean and neat looking, while still being interesting to look at.
ReplyDeleteLovely building...Arianna!
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