Basking here as the last and greatest remnant of the sweetest Town Acre of them all, atop Nelson's "Cathedral Hill", the legendary "Church Hill House" is a ten-bedroom, nine-bathroom turn-of-the-century mansion gazing out across the city. A legacy of Bishop Suter, she is fully renovated, retaining all her pioneer essence and pedigree undimmed and dominant for almost 180 years. Today she is for sale with several options for your consideration. If you're shopping above $2,200,000 you can take all of her, a genuine mansion, just for you, with all the gracious, spacious ambiance, charm and charisma that comes with this apex city address. As such you may even run her as a live-in traditional "Inn" with a 14-guest capacity or share or rent it with family or friends in their self-sufficient private apartments.

Or she may be sold by negotiation to partners or shareholders in the title as three separate apartments. If you're shopping above $1,700,000 there's the 2-storied 4 b/r Trafalgar Apartment. Sunny, gorgeous, gracious, full and splendid with north and western views. Above $1,400,000 there's the 3 b/r Grampians Apartment: Broad and sunny, warm and romantic; north, east and southern vistas. Above $950,000 there's the 2 b/r Shelbourne Apartment: Sunny, secluded and somnolent, no stairs, airy and calm, private and quiet, north and eastern views. All three apartments have private gardens and all have private parking. The City's restaurant row is a three-minute stroll away. This property is being sold with its historic 1914 leasehold title from the Anglican Diocese Trust, to be next renewed in 2035 in perpetuity (that means forever). Your valuable leasehold title secures forever your absolute ownership of your buildings and all your improvements, with the broadest possible rights over the land. Fifteen years remain on the current renewal term, with the vendors paying the next seven years. The usual reasonable consents to buyers and any new proposals are required from the Anglican Trust. Viewings are by appointment.