27 Harriette St, Kurraba Point has a $25m price guide in an expressions of interest campaign.
Reminiscent of a grand historic estate, Glencairn in Kurraba Point is a modern take on traditional estate living.
Rebuilt in 2010, the contemporary trophy home sits on a vast 2561sq m across two titles incorporating a full tennis court, pool and established gardens by renowned landscape designers Peter Fudge and Annie Wilkes.
Just listed with Richard Simeon of Simeon Partners and Monika Tu of Black Diamondz, the stately residence at 27 Harriette St is owned by investor Sandy Jan and foreign exchange dealer Tony Collick.
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It’s been completely rebuilt.
The statement kitchen is packed with high-end appliances, a large island bench, a climate-controlled wine cellar and a butler’s pantry.
With five bedrooms, five-bathrooms and space for seven cars, there’s a $25m price guide in an expressions of interest campaign closing at 5pm on December 3.
Last exchanged in 2016, Simeon was behind the sale that was inked for $16.5m.
At the time, the deal set a suburb high when sold by HSBC Bank Australia chairman Grant King and his wife Jenny.
“Although the owners haven’t made many changes, the home was rebuilt to incorporate the highest standard of modern-day design with soaring ceilings, classic staircases and marble bathrooms,” Simeon says.
“There’s all the grandeur of yesteryear, but with today’s sophisticated Hamptons and Georgian themes.
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There’s all the grandeur of yesteryear.
Multiple spaces for large gatherings or relaxation.
“It’s so rare to have a grand tennis court estate with a residence built to modern-day standards and incredible harbour views.”
The home features more than 715sq m of interior living plus expansive travertine terraces showcasing the enviable water backdrop.
Offering multiple spaces for large gatherings or relaxation, Glencairn has a place for all moods and occasions from the vast open formal living and dining area with warming fireplace and 3.1m ceilings to the home cinema and billiard room.
Lower level rooms spill out via French doors to the terrace and grounds while the statement kitchen is packed with high-end appliances, a large island bench, a climate-controlled wine cellar and a butler’s pantry.
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There’s a poolside cabana and wellness space complete with sauna, spa, kitchenette and bathroom.
Outdoor dining.
For casual everyday living, an open-plan family zone has integrated cabinetry and a built-in bench seat.
In addition to the guest room on the ground floor, there are four bedrooms upstairs with a main featuring a spacious ensuite with double vanities and a walk-in wardrobe.
One more bedroom has its own ensuite and two have built-ins and share a large family bathroom with tub.
Created with entertaining in mind, the property also has a poolside cabana and wellness space complete with sauna, spa, kitchenette and bathroom.
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The master suite has harbour views.
There are five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
This is a property with a long list of added extras.
Other highlights include a home office, a large laundry, an attic retreat, ducted airconditioning, an integrated indoor/outdoor sound system, full home automation, CCTV back to base security, an irrigation system, a 52,000-litre tank and a double lock-up garage as well as additional parking via Penshurst Ave.
There have been too few sales to determine an accurate median house price for Kurraba Point, though PropTrack puts the median unit price at $2.2m over the past year.
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