Buxton Manor - George Lowe Esquire Apartment

Buxton Manor, part of the North Adelaide Heritage Group is a glorious, romantic, vintage mansion built in 1908.

It's surrounded by half an acre of manicured gardens and houses a collection of Australian antiques and memorabilia.

Enjoy open fires, polished spruce floors, decorative fireplaces, marbleised ceilings, rag rolled faux paint finishes, ornate ceiling roses, gilt mirrors, sumptuous antique beds and ducted air conditioning. It lies in the heart of the exclusive historic area of North Adelaide, part of the city of Adelaide. One of the fathers of the Australian constitution Sir Josiah Symons lived in the manor during the winter months tended by his butler, chauffeur, cook and maids.

Located on the Connector Free Bus route - the world's first solar electric bus. Complimentary secure parking and room service available.

North Adelaide Heritage Group is a 2012 Fodor's Choice recipient - for the seventh year in a row.

George Lowe Esquire Apartment

George Lowe Esquire Apartment is a spacious suite of five rooms with polished floors, high marbled ceilings and Australian antiques. The master bedroom with decorative silverware and softly hued lights overlooks the sunken rose garden. The drawing room walls are hung with colonial paintings and furnished with magnificent and collectable arts and crafts and Barossa Valley antiques, including a beautiful cedar bookcase and carved chaise lounge. The drawing room has marbleised ceilings, imported spruce polished floorboards and William Morris inspired drapes. The kitchen has colonial furniture, interesting curios, a breakfast table and a kitchen pantry. The front portico flanked by diamond leadlight windows leads into the grand entrance foyer, and magnificent hall furniture. The second bedroom has antique beds and a lovely children's rocker.