Charming Etham Ave Property in Darling Point: A Look Inside and Out

Darling Point Home with Oodles of Personality Hits the Market

Nestled in the prestigious suburb of Darling Point is a charming turn-of-the-century home on Etham Ave that is now up for sale. Owned by Sue Ingham, daughter of the late chicken farming magnate Jack Ingham, this property has a unique character that is sure to captivate potential buyers.

According to Ingham, she fell in love with the house at first sight when she visited it with her daughter Jess 15 years ago. The welcoming entrance and charming facade instantly drew them in, and they knew it was meant to be their home.

The five-bedroom, three-level period home has been beautifully decorated by Ingham in collaboration with Bourkeshire Interiors. From the vibrant colors splashed throughout the interior to the fairytale front garden with a parterre courtyard and sculpted hedges, every detail has been carefully curated.

The property also boasts a marble DeGabriele kitchen, romantic arched French doors opening up to the rear gardens and pool terrace, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the harbor, including the Opera House.

Ingham’s decision to sell the house comes as she is looking to downsize, but she hopes to find a new owner who will appreciate the unique charm and personality of the home.

With its prime location near Darling Point Wharf, Rushcutters Bay Park, and Double Bay’s shopping and dining precinct, this property offers not just a home, but a lifestyle. Interested buyers can inquire about the property through the expressions of interest campaign with Daphne Sauvage and Michael Pallier of Sotheby’s.

For those looking for a truly unique and captivating home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, this Darling Point gem is definitely worth a look.