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Rona, Bellevue Hill
Rona is a historic house in the Sydney suburb of Bellevue Hill. It is listed on the Australian Register of the National Estate and is situated high in the northern end of the suburb. It is accessible from both 41 Fairfax Road and 2 Ginahgulla Road via the stables gates. Ginahgulla Road has a four other heritage listed homes.〔Heritage of Australia, p.2/131〕
==The estate==
Rona was originally a 16-acre state and was sub-leased from Frederick Tooth, a member of the Tooth family of Cranbrook, by Sir (Edward Knox ), the founder of CSR Limited. It was bought in 1880 by Knox's son, (Edward William Knox ), and William Oswald Gilchrist. Knox Jnr and his brother, Tom, built ''Rona'' and ''Leura'' respectively and in 1900 Gilchrist sold to (Sir Colin Stephen ) who built ''Llanillo''. Stephen was Edward William Knox's son-in-law and his daughter, Helen Rutlege, wrote the story of Rona and the Knox family in a book entitled ''My Grandfather's House''. ''Llanillo'' has since been demolished and the land sub-divided but ''Leura'' still stands with a Victoria Road address. Rona is still set in expansive, though greatly reduced, gardens that have now been redeveloped by Myles Baldwin.〔(The Sun-Herald - Sydney mansion 'set to sell for record $30m' )〕
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