Salisbury Court (Rose Bay)

Salisbury Court, also known as Rose Bay Lodge, is a historic heritage-listed site located in Rose Bay, Sydney, Australia. Originally built between 1834 and 1915, it features the oldest surviving house in the Municipality of Woollahra. Designed by architect John Verge, this former residence and homestead is set on land that was part of a larger grant originally given to early settlers Daniel Cooper Snr and Solomon Levey. The property has a rich history, including its association with Sir Daniel Cooper, a prominent figure in New South Wales politics. Visitors to the area can appreciate the historical significance of this charming site, which reflects the early colonial architecture and lifestyle of Sydney's elite.