The agent is confident of selling 65-67 Billyard Ave, Wahroonga “in days”.
Ku-ring-gai Council former deputy mayor Kim Wheatley and her husband Simon have slashed $4m off the asking price of their Wahroonga estate in a bid to get a buyer.
Last March the couple listed their Billyard Ave home with a guide of $12m then dropped it to $10m-$11m in July of last year, then to $9.75m to $10.4m in October.
Now the seven-bedroom renovated home is advertised at $8m to $8.5m – and may now have found a buyer.
Lynette Malcolm, of Di Jones Upper North Shore, said there is good interest in the home on 2321sqm and she is hopeful of selling the property within days.
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Kim Wheatley listed the home at $12m last March.
It’s now advertised for $8m-$8.5m.
“It is incredible value,” she said describing the home as Colarado ski chalet meets popular Hamptons elegance.
The Wheatleys paid $2.58m for an original 1914 cottage in 2019 before undertaking a major expansion and renovation and adding a 16m lap pool.
They took a century-old cottage and transformed it into a large modern house with open-plan kitchen, dining and living areas, a 6m long rumpus, gym with steam room, wine cellar, five bathrooms and 690sqm of internal accommodation.
The Wheatleys transformed an original 1914 cottage into a large modern house.
They also added a 16m lap pool.
Kim has been on the council since 2021 and was elected deputy mayor in 2024.
She represents the Wahroonga ward and is chair of the Heritage Reference Committee.
The median house price in Wahroonga is $2.86m based on 232 houses sold over the past year.
A new suburb record was set in January when an estate in Ada Ave sold for $18.55m, but since then the highest price paid in the suburb was $5.85m for a modern home in Boundary Rd.
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