Step into the Bank House Mount Victoria, one of three attached heritage listed Victorian terrace houses that once formed the first Mount Victoria Royal Bank during the 1880s. The Bank House has the perfect balance between features from its bygone era and modern comforts. Lovingly restored by two generations, the terrace retains original features such as the stained-glass windows and ornamental fireplaces along with fully equipped, updated and stylish kitchen and bathroom. This listing is for 'Bank House' (one third of the building) which is completely self-contained and secure, with its own private outdoor area and shared access to the back garden. It is on the right-hand side of the building when viewed from the street (see photo).

Mount Victoria is the highest point of the Blue Mountains, the most historic and heritage listed town in the Mountains. Mount Victoria is also the perfect position to explore other towns in the Blue Mountains, the Central West, Jenolan Caves and towns along the historic Bells Line of Road. In Mount Victoria you can easily walk to spectacular local lookouts that provide views of bushland and rural valleys. There are several beautiful and rarely frequented historic bush walks, an atmospheric art-house cinema, two great cafes and antique and gift shops. The terrace is also only a 2-minute walk from Mount Victoria train station. Trains arrive and depart for all villages and towns of the Blue Mountains as well as central Sydney. There are no large shops in Mount Victoria, just a couple of local convenience stores if you need to pick up a few essentials. There are two small supermarkets in Blackheath, as well as a greengrocer, free range butcher and deli. Lithgow and Katoomba (20-minute drives in either direction) both have large chain supermarkets and department stores.