Cypress Hall, University of Sydney

150 City Road, darlington, Sydney


This building has been recently restored, and photographed for RJC Group.  

Part of the Sydney University precinct this Regency style villa was built in 1858 and is one of the oldest remaining buildings on campus.  In 1930 it was entombed in a larger building and lost until 2014 when the site was redeveloped

 

Ornate green cast iron gate and decorative pillars at a heritage building entrance on a sunlit city footpath.
Green wrought iron fence and gate with decorative posts in front of a modern brick building on a sunny street.
Historic two-storey terrace house with lacework iron balconies, red front door, green shutters and number 150 on the gate pillar.
Historic two-storey terrace with yellow walls, green cast-iron lace balconies and white columns beside a modern glass building.
Front view of a heritage Victorian terrace with ornate green iron lacework balconies, red doors and a black iron fence.
Close-up of an ornate green cast-iron balcony balustrade with intricate scrollwork on a heritage building.
Sunlit shadow of a wrought-iron fence cast across a paved footpath beside a garden bed.
Heritage terrace facade with green cast-iron lace balcony, white columns, green timber shutters and yellow walls.
Ornate green cast-iron gate and decorative gate posts opening onto a tree-lined park and street.
Detail of a green cast-iron gate post with decorative filigree panels and a domed finial against leafy trees.
Heritage terrace entrance with green iron fence, stone gate pillars marked number 150, and lace-trimmed verandah.
Close-up of a glossy green cast-iron panel with a heart-shaped floral lace pattern.
Street view of a restored heritage terrace with green shutters, iron lace balcony and red doors beside modern buildings.