‘Reborn’ Mosman home ‘inundated’ with inquiry

Add as a preferred source on Google2A Cross St, Mosman has been reborn as a modern beauty. The price tag is $16.5m. The long held Mosman home of one of Australia’s super directors, the late Andrew Turnbull, has been reborn as a modern beauty with a $16.5m price tag. And the sales agent, Michael Coombs of Atlas, says he’s been “inundated” with interest. He also says that inquiry levels for many of his properties are up three-fold on six months ago, which is an encouraging sign for spring. Last year the five-bedroom property home that Turnbull had owned for three decades sold for $8.1m to Bant Investments, having first come to market with $10m expectations. And now 2a Cross St, in a blue-ribbon enclave, has been totally overhauled, maintaining its grand scale proportions but every room has been completely renovated. MORE: North Shore trophy homes roll in for spring Every room has been renovated. The home has incredible harbour views. The wellness centre includes a gym, spa and infra-red sauna. There is now a trophy kitchen with a butler’s pantry, a wellness centre with gym, spa and infra-red sauna, three living areas – and even the double garage has been given a makeover with an Epox...