1930s mansion defining luxury and opulence of the era

From the moment you approach the imposing entrance of The Connault you quickly realise we are a residence like no other. Situated in the spacious grounds of Melbourne’s second highest point, this historic mansion was once the family home of Oliver Gilpin, who built the property in the 1930s, creating an estate famed for its opulence and style. The lounges, dining room and library provide graceful surroundings for social gatherings whilst the balconies, garden courtyard and spacious grounds allow for pleasant outdoor relaxation. Great for; photo shoots, editorials, fashion shoots, product shoots, commercial shoots.