“Mountjoy” – Though the lustre is somewhat faded…. The grand Victorian chromatic facade of this tower dwelling hints at the period delights inside. Once a grand home and named in honour of seafarer Michael Brownings vessel Mountjoy this home would once have been the crown in the district. A grand central entry hall with soaring ceilings and arches accesses the enormous lounge room with bay window, its adjoining just as spacious dining room, two exceptionally large bedrooms and a smaller 3rd bedroom Theres a hidden 2nd bathroom under the stair with shower and WC plus a main bathroom with some delightful pink fixtures and fittings over a terrazzo floor. The kitchen is a 70s timber unit with an adjoining meals area plus a laundry and box room at the top of the stairs. Dont be deceived were offering a true gem but its been a long time between coats of paint youll appreciate central heating and possibly the largest vegetable garden in the inner city on the eastern side of the block plus car access to the rear paved courtyard shaded in summer by hanging vines. If youre a gardener then youve found utopia, if not dont bother visiting. A true masterpiece to enjoy with some eccentricities and at the