A rare surviving example of Sydney’s majestic past, the magnificent Italianate sandstone mansion ‘Bomera’ was built in 1856 for colonial merchant William McQuade and his family. A significant Sydney harbour estate and the former Naval Maritime Headquarters, this opulent marine villa is surrounded by manicured park-like grounds at the northern tip of the Potts Point peninsula. A meticulous restoration and revival under the guidance of heritage architects Graham Brookes & Associates has returned this historic estate to its original beauty while creating a world-class residence commanding unrivalled northerly views over the harbour.

~ Gated entry with cobblestone forecourt & formal entry
~ Regal dining room, French Oak floors, office/library
~ Grand ballroom with bar & musician’s gallery
~ Provincial style marble island kitchen & butler’s pantry
~ Family living room, deep verandah & manicured gardens
~ 5 beds, impressive master suite with sitting & dressing rooms
~ Guest wing with own sitting room and ensuite
~ ‘The Stables’, a 3 bed cottage with DLUG (separate title)
~ North facing pool & spa, 8 car showroom-style garage
~ Secret garden, walled courtyard, wine cellar, ducted air, steam room
~ Brief stroll to Potts Point cafs & galleries, walk to the CBD