Pallion Group CEO Andrew Cochineas lists luxury villa

33 The Grove, Mosman, with all the glamour of the South of France, has a guide of $19.5m to $21m.

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Fresh to the Mosman market this week is this high-end and very private Mediterranean villa owned by the CEO of one of the state’s largest family businesses.

Andrew Cochineas is CEO, and his two brothers are on the board of Pallion Group, a precious metal services business that works with gold and metal enhancement.

The family company worked on both the Queen Elizabeth II Bicentennial Coach and the Australian Commonwealth War Memorial.

His wife, Lisette Cochineas, is a former general manager of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in NSW and the Act.

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Pallion CEO Andrew Cochineas. Image: LinkedIn

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Designer Cameron Kimber, who worked on Rick Stein’s property, did the interiors.

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The high-powered couple bought in The Grove almost 19 years ago and set about building a tri-level home with all the glamour of the South of France.

They engaged designer Cameron Kimber, who worked on Rick Stein’s property, and who is known for his customized luxury interiors.

So, there is hand painted wallpaper, a custom stucco staircase and full cedar pivot entry doors.

The kitchen is finished in Natural Brazilian quartz.

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A seamless flow to outdoors.

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The four bedroom, four-bathroom, two-car garage home is on almost 600sqm of land with level access, lift, heated swimming pool, a northeast aspect and views to Balmoral.

The kitchen is finished in Natural Brazilian quartz and the main suite is lavish with a marble ensuite and courtgarden.

There are four bedrooms.

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And a cedar wine cellar.

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There is also a cedar wine cellar, temperature-controlled gym, home theatre and upper and lower terraces with integrated barbecues.

The Balmoral property is for sale with a guide of $19.5m to $21m via Michael Coombs of Atlas.

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