66 Byng Street, Orange, NSW 2800

"Emly" a splendid Federation-style home built in 1896 for Jack Dalton, the second son of James Dalton, offers a unique living experience in the heart of Orange. Once known as Onslow House, this enchanting residence once served as a cherished haven for young women attending Holy Trinity School. Featuring an impressive central dome hall, 'Emly' seamlessly blends historical elegance with modern comfort.

The property is ideally situated across from St. Joseph's Catholic Church and just a block from the main street, providing unparalleled convenience. With schools, shopping, coffee shops, and more nearby, the location enhances both lifestyle and accessibility. 'Emly' boasts four spacious bedrooms, a welcoming family room, and a versatile sitting room/library. The two well-appointed bathrooms add convenience, while the large front porch and northern verandah offer picturesque views of the well-established gardens beyond the private gates.

FEATURE
- Impressive Federation-style architecture with a striking central dome hall
- Four spacious bedrooms
- Versatile sitting room/library ideal for study or relaxation
- Generous family room perfect for gatherings
- Two well-appointed bathrooms with vintage touches
- Large front porch offering a welcoming entrance
- Northern verandah wrapping around the side of the home for serene outdoor 
  living
- Beautifully maintained, well-established gardens for privacy and tranquility
- Private gated entrance ensuring security and seclusion
- Original period features preserved, including ornate woodwork and stained 
  glass
- Located across from St. Joseph's Catholic Church
- Just a block from the main street, with easy access to local amenities
- Close to schools, shopping, coffee shops, and more for added convenience

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