A grand five-acre estate with a Georgian mansion dating back to the 1830s has returned to the market in Maitland.
The Regents Park at 23-25 Regent Street is listed for sale by expressions of interest with Cain Beckett at Jurds Real Estate.
The property has a price guide of $3.5 million.
Mr Beckett oversaw the sale of the sprawling estate when it last sold in December 2017 for $1.7 million.
The stately residence operates as a boutique accommodation venue, The Regents Park.
Built for a judge and originally part of a 1000-acre estate, the restored circa 1830 property includes a six-bedroom mansion and an original coachman's quarters converted into a guesthouse.
Mr Beckett described the home as one of the finest in NSW.
A modest Georgian portico and electric iron gates hide what is a stately home of much grander proportions.
The six-bedroom, five-bathroom mansion features cedar doors, domed ceilings, solid brass fittings and antique chandeliers.
The property was restored by its previous owner.
Features include a library taken from the office of five former Prime Ministers, a double-size drawing room with a Georgian fireplace and an adjoining formal dining room with an open wood-burning fire and gas lamps.
At the rear of the home is a glazed conservatory with a soaring glass ceiling.
Twin polished cedar stairs lead to the stone-paved casual dining space on the garden level that connects to the outdoors.
Other features include a new award-winning designer kitchen with a butler's pantry, including a 1100mm Falcon cooker, stone benchtops and two dishwashers.
Brass details tie in with the era of the home.
An antique staircase leads to an upper level with a second library, two bedrooms and an oversized master suite.
The master suite is separated from the hall by a private office and has a large walk-in dressing room and Carrara marble ensuite with a claw-foot tub and underfloor heating.
Another two large bedrooms share a main bathroom which also has Carrara marble.
The guest cottage has a kitchenette, a bedroom and an ensuite.
In addition to the mansion and guesthouse, the property has expansive private grounds with established trees and themed gardens.
The grounds include Manchurian Pear, London Plane, and tropical palms and bamboo surrounding the in-ground swimming pool.
The grounds include an Oriential-inspired garden with a lotus pond, a Japanese bridge, hand-carved stone lanterns and a rock waterway.
It also has a Japanese tea house and a bonsai wall.
Beyond the pond is an extensive formal English garden with a citrus orchard with a sandstone well.
Inspection of the property is available by private appointment.
