Toxana dates from c. 1840 and was built for William Bowman who was elected to the first Parliament of NSW in 1843.
Toxana is one of the most important house in the Richmond district with important historic associations and outstanding Regency and Georgian detailing.
The house is a substantial two storey building with iron-work balustrading and open iron columns on the first floor, while the ground storey has tapered round timber columns.
The house, which is raised well above ground, level and has a very prominent entry.
The house is built of face brick with sandstone quoins and reveals, as well as heavy stonework surrounding the front door.

Toxana was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.
Toxana dates from c. 1840 and was built for William Bowman who was elected to the first Parliament of NSW in 1843. Toxana is one of the most important house in the Richmond district with important historic associations and outstanding Regency and Georgian detailing. The house is a substantial two storey building with iron-work balustrading and open iron columns on the first floor, while the ground storey has tapered round timber columns. The house, which is raised well above ground, level and has a very prominent entry. The house is built of face brick with sandstone quoins and reveals, as well as heavy stonework surrounding the front door.
Toxana was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.
Toxana