Inside Australia's most expensive home this year: Stunning seven-bedroom mansion with waterfront views sells for more than $30MILLION
A lavish mansion with a gorgeous waterfront view has become the most expensive house to be sold in Australia this year.
The stunning home at 31 Coolong Road, in Vaucluse, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, was sold in the 'high $30million range'.
The property was purchased by Vass Electrical Industries founder Nicholas Vass and his wife Marion in 1986 for $3,725,000.
The stunning home at 31 Coolong Road, in Vaucluse, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, was sold in the 'high $30million range'
The property was purchased by Vass Electrical Industries founder Nicholas Vass and his wife Marion in 1986 for $3,725,000
Mr Vass and his wife had previously put their home up for sale in 2019 with hopes of fetching up to $50million for the breathtaking property. In recent months the sale price went down to $42million before finally selling in the 'high $30million range', Domain reported.
The home boasts seven bedrooms, eight-bathrooms, a floodlit tennis court, a bayside pool with a pool house, and a boat house.
Four of the seven bedrooms are equipped with en-suites and includes a self-contained studio 'perfect for in-laws or the au pair', the listing reads.
The interior has been refurbished with gorgeous marble and timber floors, wrapped in glass under the incredibly high ceilings.
An entertainment room with a pool table and a bar is perfect for entertaining guests or family on a fun night in
The stunning mansion sits on 1,842 square metres and is one of only 15 houses on the street which has a water view
The property has a lovely bayside pool and a pool house, perfect for entertaining guests in the warm summer months
When it comes to family time there is a casual living area and dining room, including a separate family and TV room with a pool table and bar.
There is also a formal lounge and dining room where adults can entertain guests away from the family areas.
Further to that there is a 'quality kitchen' as well as an office and a six car space garage with extra parking. The home is also fitted with an intercom and CCTV.
Outside there is a floodlit tennis court along with a bayside pool with pool house. There is also a boathouse.Neighbours include Westfield scion David Lowy, banker Ron Malek, expat currency trader Ivan Ritossa, Menulog co-founder Leon Kamenev and Marco Belgiorno-Zegna, of the Transfield family.
The Coolong property is the most expensive property sold in Australia this year.
The historic Elizabeth Bay residence Berthong, which was sold for $35million, is the second most expensive property sold this year.
The home also boasts striking harbour views and has its own boathouse and jetty
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