They are the genetically-blessed twins who have graced major magazine covers and walked for the world’s top designers.
And Jordan and Zac Stenmark, 26, are saying goodbye to their family home, after their parents listed their sprawling Mosman property for a whopping $11 million.
Domain.com.au reported that the model’s parents Damien and Susie listed the idyllic property after purchasing it in 1998 for $2.65 million.
Bittersweet: Jordan and Zac Stenmark, 26, are saying goodbye to their family home after their parents listed their sprawling Mosman property that is expected to fetch an impressive $11 million
Stunning: Domain.com.au reported that the model’s parents Damien and Susie, listed the idyllic property after purchasing it in 1998 for $2.65 million
Set on an impressive 1150-square-metre block, the turn-of-the-century home features five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
The generously sized master bedroom also features two walk-in wardrobes and a luxurious ensuite.
The luxurious abode also boasts a grand central hall and formal reception rooms with ornate ceilings as well as a private balcony terrace with views over Sydney Harbour.
Idyllic: Set on an impressive 1150-square-metre block, the turn-of-the-century home features five bedrooms and five bathrooms
Well appointed: The luxurious abode also boasts a grand central hall and formal reception rooms with ornate ceilings as well as a private balcony terrace with views over Sydney Harbour
The house also has a modern, well-appointed kitchen, games room, and an open-plan living area with bi-fold doors that open to an alfresco terrace area.
The terrace also overlooks a serene in-ground swimming pool and mature gardens.
There is also a formal lounge room, separate dining room and polished timber floors throughout.
Located in the tranquil and swanky suburb of Mosman, the hose is also close to the convenience of Taronga Zoo and Chowder Bay
Rest and relaxation: The terrace also overlooks a serene in-ground swimming pool and mature gardens
Options: The house also has a modern, well-appointed kitchen, games room, and an open-plan living area with bi-fold doors that open to an alfresco terrace area
Jordan entered the property market in May last year, buying an apartment in the idyllic beachside Sydney suburb of Bondi for $1.3 million.
The Daily Telegraph reported at the time that his purchase came off the back of brother Zac buying a two-bedroom apartment in Manly in 2015 for $965,000.
Speaking to the publication at the time of his brother’s purchase, Jordan said that he had very specific requirements when choosing his first digs.
Location location: Located in the tranquil and swanky suburb of Mosman, the hose is also close to the convenience of Taronga Zoo and Chowder Bay
‘I need to find something that’s got everything I need — beach, cafes, gym, a running track. I’ve gotta be near (younger brother) Louis so we can train,’ he said.
Jordan told BW Magazine in December last year that his and Zac’s parents always insisted on preserving their individuality growing up, dressing them in different clothes and housing them in separate bedrooms.
‘At the end of the day we are individual people and we have loads of things that we do differently, even little things like the fact Zac is left-handed and I’m right-handed,’ Jordan said.
First digs: Jordan entered the property market in May last year, buying an apartment in the idyllic beachside Sydney suburb of Bondi for $1.3 million