BIG, BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL! (SOLD)

Occupying a commanding corner position, this
magnificent family manor has been expertly designed to
take full advantage of glorious views over Middle
Harbour to the dazzling city skyline.

Impressively scaled and appointed, it showcases all the hallmarks of luxurious family living - a highly functional layout,panoramic views, indoor and outdoor living spaces for every occasion and a sparkling poolside entertainers
oasis. A striking example of classical contemporary
design on a rare approx 1,000sqm double block, it is
set on one of Seaforths premier streets.

Features include view-swept upper level living space with North facing terrace, gourmet island kitchen and casual
dining, sunlit family living room, five double bedrooms
with robes and terraces, luxurious master retreat, home
office, guest suite, rumpus room opening to the
landscaped gardens and heated pool, DLUG with
internal access and 2 street frontage with drive through
vehicle access, ducted air, wine cellar and multiple
terraces.

property features

  • Views
  • Close to Transport
  • Close to Shops
  • Close to Schools
  • Alarm System
  • Air Conditioning
  • Garden
  • Built-ins
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Suburb: Seaforth

Population: 6,357

Municipality: Manly

Perched above middle harbour and The Spit, Seaforth has become one of Sydney's most exclusive and sought after suburbs with many of the houses boasting some of the finest views of Sydney Harbour.

Named after Loch Seaforth and Seaforth Island in Scotland the suburb of Seaforth was originally a 30 acre grant made to James Bligh in 1857. In 1906 astute real estate developer Henry F Halloran subdivided and sold Seaforth Estate.

Like the surrounding suburbs of the Northern Harbour district it was after WWII that development really started to take off.

What was once a bluff of virgin bushland joined to the rest of Sydney by a narrow two lane wooden bridge is now a thriving and popular suburb. The weekend shacks long replaced by opulent 3 story homes with enviable harbour vistas.