Originally the bank’s guest room, used by wealthy visitors who were dined and accommodated for the evening. A comfortable queen room where you can relax, make yourself a cuppa, watch TV or enjoy the view from your adjoining veranda. Features a private ensuite. Named after Samuel Stanley Kingston, who was recognised for his progressive community work in the Dungog area.
Originally the master bedroom. The lady’s dressing room was converted into a private ensuite in the 1980’s. This queen room features two sets of French doors opening onto a peaceful wrap around verandah to enjoy your morning coffee with the sunrise, or to welcome the evening sunset with a glass of wine.
Formally the children’s bedroom. The nursery was converted into a large private ensuite in the 1980’s. Wake up in your queen bed after a comfortable night, stroll out to the adjoining verandah to enjoy the leafy surrounds and views of the countryside. Named after George Allen Mansfield, a prominent architect and the designer of the original bank building.
Formerly the stableman’s quarters, this Queen room retains its historical identity with a lovely embellished ceiling. Featuring a private ensuite, privacy, warmth and relaxation await in this comfortable room. Pet friendly with direct access to the courtyard and parking area via a timber staircase. The name Priestley is synonymous with the history of Paterson.
Originally the maid’s quarters. Enjoy this comfortable queen room, featuring original brick walls and private ensuite. Feel right at home quickly with direct access to the staircase leading down to the back courtyard and carpark. Named after John Tucker, who in 1939 purchased a riverside parcel of land which he donated to the Council to be used as a public park.
Charming Ground Floor queen room. Direct access to the courtyard via the French windows.
