The King is parting with his castle.
The King is parting with his castle.
Kyle Sandilands has put his weekender mansion on Sydney’s outskirts up for sale.
The radio star paid $3m for the expansive property in the Hills District in Sydney’s North West in August 2022 with the intention to build a Hamptons-style family home.
It is now being been brought to market by Carolyn Wheatley Principal at Belle Property Dural. who is guiding $5.7m to $5.9m.
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Shock jock Kyle Sandilands’ Glenorie home is up for sale.
Sandilands settled on the 9580 sqm acreage in Glenorie which adjoins bushland, just weeks before his then-fiancee now wife Tegan Kynaston give birth to the couple’s first child, Otto.
The home has changed significantly since it was last up for grabs as a “property [that] really does need to be seen to be believed”.
In February last year, Sandilands revealed he had begun renovations on the property.
The start was announced by the Vaucluse-based Sandilands when a listener called, advising that she’d seen him at the local award-winning Glenorie Bakery.
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Inside the home. Picture: Jose Luis Cantabrana
Plenty of character. Picture: Jose Luis Cantabrana
Feature room. Picture: Jose Luis Cantabrana
“It’s a wonderful home and Kyle and Tegan have worked tirelessly on a beautiful renovation,” Wheatley said.
“They have blended the traditional Georgian character of the home with a contemporary upgrade, that is in keeping with the lineage of the home.”
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The home during the renovations. Picture: Sam Ruttyn
The home was introduced to the market with a launch expo on Thursday night and Wheatley said she expected there to be keen interest in the home which appeals to families especially those interested in multi-generational living.
She said Sandilands was selling the home because he wanted to be closer to the city.
That means he could be in the market for another weekender or looking to upgrade on the $14m Vaucluse home he bought in 2023.
Kerb appeal. Picture: Jose Luis Cantabrana
By the pool. Picture: Jose Luis Cantabrana
“Originally purchased in March 2022, the residence has since undergone a comprehensive transformation blending timeless architectural character with contemporary finishes and functionality for modern family living,” the marketing for the home reads.
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Kyle Sandilands with his wife Teagan at the home. Picture: Jose Luis Cantabrana
“The Georgian-inspired double-storey home offers exceptional scale, with approximately 832 sqm of internal living space (excluding alfresco). A grand arrival experience sets the tone, with a parliamentary-style circular driveway leading through to a porte-cochère and a welcoming balcony above.
“Designed to accommodate extended or multi-generational living, the residence features six-plus bedrooms, five bathrooms and multiple formal and informal living zones with soaring ceilings.
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Sandilands bought the home in 2022. This is pre-renovation.
The home last traded hands pre-renovation for $3m
The home sits on 9580 sqm acreage Source: realestate.com.au
“At its centre, a substantial eat-in kitchen anchors the home, complemented by generous preparation space, extensive storage and adjoining formal and casual dining areas. A private study with custom library detailing and concealed storage further enhances the home’s flexibility.
Outdoors, the estate offers a true lifestyle setting, with beautifully transformed gardens, expansive rolling lawns and a paddock framed by sweeping district and mountain views.
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