Behind these vine-covered walls lies a breathtaking waterside hideaway – complete with light-filled living spaces and a bedroom with a view most can only dream of
- A dreamy home on the waterfront in Darling Point is hidden away behind a mysterious vine-covered exterior
- The stunning home has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and an enormous four-car garage
- This is the first time the home has been on the market since 2004 when it sold for $3million
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Tucked away in one of Sydney’s most prestigious suburbs is a stunning, vine-covered mansion boasting panoramic views across the water to Point Piper from almost every room.
The Darling Point home just outside of the Sydney CBD brings the outside in with floor to ceiling windows allowing natural light to cascade in and massive doors opening up onto the wrap-around terrace.
With six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and a four-car garage, the resort-style house sits on a 650 square metre block in a secluded cul-de-sac and has been on the market since last month.
Tucked away in one of Sydney’s most prestigious suburbs is a stunning, vine-covered mansion boasting panoramic views across the water to Point Piper from almost every room
Each spacious bedroom opens up onto one of the home’s many large balconies and includes a luxurious en suite, and generous built-in-robes with plenty of storage
Each spacious bedroom opens up onto one of the home’s many large balconies and includes a luxurious en suite, and generous built-in-robes with plenty of storage.
The kitchen is a chef’s dream with a spacious, modern design, high-end appliances and an adjoining wine room and butler’s pantry.
The vine-covered exterior features a heated, in-ground pool, ample entertaining space, two showers, lush but low maintenance gardens, and a private staircase leading to the sparkling waterfront.
A stunning kitchen features a spacious, modern design, high-end appliances and an adjoining wine room and butler’s pantry
According to the Australian the incredible home could sell for more than $30million after guests including a host of celebrities previously forked out more than $100,000 for a seven-night stay
The home also includes a lift and smart home technology that controls all aspects of the home including a gas fireplace.
This is the first time the home has been on the market since 2004 when it sold for $3million.
According to the Australian the incredible home could sell for more than $30million after guests including a host of celebrities previously forked out more than $100,000 for a seven-night stay.
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