Offered for the first time in almost 50 years, this iconic heritage residence occupies a commanding 2,700m² (approx.) parcel on The Rock’s main street. Known as “The Old Bank House”, 112–116 Urana Street, this grand Edwardian home was originally constructed circa 1910–1912 as the Commercial Bank of Sydney and remains remarkably intact.

Showcasing exceptional original features, the red brick building reveals soaring pressed‑metal ceilings, polished timber floors, ornate joinery, stained‑glass windows, marble fireplaces and wide verandas that speak to its historic significance and former commercial grandeur. Expansive formal rooms create a sense of scale and permanence, while a striking timber staircase leads to large upstairs bedrooms and a central landing. An upper balcony captures elevated township views toward “The Hill”.

Offering approximately 6 to 7 bedrooms and multiple living spaces, the home provides flexibility for families, heritage lovers or investors. While sympathetic updating would enhance the residence, its structure, layout and detailing form an outstanding foundation for restoration.

With established grounds and a stately street presence, this is a rare chance to secure and restore a landmark property of enduring character, prominence and future potential.