Spooky! Period-style property in Sydney hits the market for $10million and bears a striking resemblance to the Addams Family home
- The Centennial Park Federation home has five bedrooms and three bathrooms
- It also features a pool, spa, piano room and a two-storey self contained cottage
- It’s been dubbed the ‘Addams Family home’ for its resemblance to the TV show
- The home is on the market for the first time in 13 years, going for $9.5-10 million
- The current owners have given the 1000sqm home a meticulous renovation
- The mansion also features manicured gardens, turrets, and a grand staircase
A period-style mansion that could be mistaken for the Addams Family home has hit the market for a cool $10 million just in time for Halloween.
Located on the affluent Lang Road in Sydney’s Centennial Park, the two-storey mansion features five bedrooms, three bathrooms, piano room, grand staircase and 12ft pressed metal ceilings.
The Walsholme residence has been dubbed the ‘Addams family home’ due to its Federation charm and Romanesque-style architecture.
Located on the affluent Lang Road in Sydney’s Centennial Park, the two-storey mansion features five bedrooms and three bathrooms
The property features manicured gardens, a mosaic tiled pool and spa and a rooftop terrace
The 1000sqm home has undergone major renovations, including restored fireplaces
The property has hit the market for the first time in 13 years, with a price guide of $9.5 million to $10 million, after selling for $3.9 million back in 2003.
The current owners have given the 1000sqm home a meticulous renovation; combining its historic ornate glamour with streamline contemporary luxury.
‘It is one of the iconic, landmark homes of the area,’ seller’s agent
Real estate agent Ben Collier of The Agency said it’s one of the area’s iconic landmark homes due to the turret and flagpole.
Centennial Park is right across the road, while the Entertainment Quarter, the Equestrian Centre and the Sydney Cricket Ground are a stone’s throw away
‘It’s a beautiful home with the character and tradition that is difficult to find these days,’ Mr Collier said.
‘But it also has modern conversions to the kitchen and bathrooms for that ease of contemporary living.
‘It will draw in buyers looking for a large family home in Woollahra with everything you could need. It’s in a great location and the walkability is fantastic.’
Centennial Park is right across the road, while the Entertainment Quarter, the Equestrian Centre and the Sydney Cricket Ground are a stone’s throw away.
But the property has all the amenities for residents to never leave thew house again; including manicured gardens, a mosaic tiled pool and spa, rooftop terrace, restored fireplaces and even a self-contained two-storey cottage.
The current owners have given the home a meticulous renovation; combining its historic ornate glamour with streamline contemporary luxury