Landmark home has price cut by a third

116 High St, North Sydney has had its price guide drop by a third. A landmark house in North Sydney with views of the harbour and Bridge has had its price guide cut by one-third to find a buyer. The six-bedroom home, Heatherlie, had a guide of $15m early last year but after failing to sell it is back with a new agent and a new auction guide of $10m. Vendor Mairead Tyler has given the listing to Sotheby’s International. Agent Clint Ballard is hoping he can attract a family from the eastern suburbs who will see its quality and its proximity to the city. MORE: Former publican lists ‘magical’ beachfront Last year the guide was $15m. Now it’s $10m. Views of the Bridge. “You can walk across the Bridge from the home in 25 minutes and with its separate accommodation set-up it could be ideal for a multi-generational buyer,” he says. “If we can get someone from the eastern suburbs to see it, it will sell itself. “It has an attractive price guide.” Heatherlie, at 116 High St, was built in 1899 but underwent a three-year renovation adding a triple garage and a lift to all levels. The entrance drew inspiration from MONA in Tasmania, introducing a bold contemporary edge while preserving the home...