The landmark Glenhaven estate of the Allam property development family has been sold by Merc Real Estate agent Mechlenne Douaihy at an undisclosed price.
But buyers were being told they needed to offer $15m plus, so higher than the current Hills District record set last August at Middle Dural.
The six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home on Gilmour Close, with garaging for 10 cars, a 14-person sauna, commercial grade bar, a 23m indoor pool, tennis court and gymnasium was a previous Hills record holder.
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Petalinda – Glenhaven’s finest executive acreage, the listing for the home read.
“The ultimate sanctuary and an icon of the Hills District, Petalinda redefines luxury living with its grand architectural vision, opulent finishes, and exquisite tranquillity.
“Masterfully crafted to inspire awe at every turn, it represents a true triumph of form and function.
“On approximately 4.7 acres of feature filled and meticulously landscaped gardens, this magnificent residence spans multiple levels offering an extraordinary escape from the outside world.
“The property is securely enclosed with state-of-the-art fingerprint access and Bluetooth vehicle readers at the gate, ensuring complete privacy and peace of mind.”
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Redfening luxury living.
The home sits on almost five acres.
With state-of-the-art tech.
One of the six bedrooms.
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The house was brought to market in December.
The acreage owned by the family behind the development company Allam Property Group
It was purchased in 2019 by the late property developer Barney Allam OAM, who passed away last year.
When the home was listed, Agent Mechlenne Douaihy was tight lipped about what the expected sales price would be, but noted numerous celebrities and richlisters showed interest when the home was last for sale in 2019.
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One of the living areas.
The kitchen
“This home is the most talked about, most iconic home in the district,” she said.
“I haven’t seen anything like it in 22 years (working in) real estate.”
The property changed hands numerous times over the 2010s.
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The home was last bought by property developer Barney Allam in 2019.
It had previously been owned by restaurateur Frank Criniti, who sold the home for $9m in 2015.
The highest price previously for a home in the region was the $15m paid for a six-bedroom acreage in Middle Dural in July last year.
+ Additional reporting Aidan Devine
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