Rose Bay waterfront trophy home hits the market
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Aug 1, 2017
Rose Bay waterfront trophy home hits the market
With views spanning Vaucluse bushland to the Harbour Bridge, impeccable design, the finest fixtures and fittings, a gym, parking for eight cars, and immaculate gardens, this home holds huge appeal for the growing numbers of high-net-worth buyers - both local and from overseas - who are looking to invest in Australia.
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One of Rose Bay's most beautiful and luxurious trophy homes is on the market through Knight Frank Prestige’s Deborah Cullen and Richard Sholl, and Brad Pillinger of Pillinger Real Estate.
Located at 19 Bayview Hill Road, Rose Bay, in Sydney’s prestigious Eastern Suburbs, the five-bedroom, four-bathroom home looks directly over an infinity pool onto Sydney Harbour, creating a seamless ocean backdrop.
The views extend from the sands of Rose Bay through to the Sydney Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and the Sydney CBD skyline.
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The home is bathed in sparkling natural light, and is complete with the finest luxury fittings. The property was designed by architects David Walker and Peter Janks, while Hare + Klein did the interiors.
The home has automatically controlled heating and cooling, blinds, and solar panels, making its technology the cutting edge of energy efficiency.
The home is built with a sculptured zinc roof, dramatic glass walls, and soaring ceilings, this home showcases the very best of materials in its finishes and fittings. An internal lift enables access to the eight-car garage, with a car washing bay, full security system, and plant rooms.
Knight Frank’s Head of Prestige Residential Sales, Australia, Deborah Cullen, said the property is sought-after by high net worth individuals within Australia and overseas.
“We are sending an information package to present to our super-prime group globally, including in New York, London and Asia, in order to attract a strong international buyer interest," she said.
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Knight Frank's 2017 The Wealth Report found Australia is a key destination for this real estate investment by international high-net-worth individuals.
Globally, the number of Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNWIs) - those with $30m or more in net assets – rose by 6,340 in 2016, taking the total to 193,490, according to data provided by New World Wealth for The Wealth Report. This growth reverses the decline of 3% seen in 2015.
“Australia is a key focus internationally for the super-rich," said Lord Andrew Hay, Knight Frank’s Global Head of Residential.
"Sydney and Melbourne have made it into the top 10 list of most important cities globally for the wealthiest to invest, according to the Knight Frank City Wealth Index. Sydney ranked 4th and Melbourne ranked 10th in the ‘investment’ category," he said.
Australia appeals to these investors because it is considered to be a fiscal and political ‘safe haven’ and it offers an excellent quality of life, said Lord Hay.
The home is close to private and public schools, is in the heart of a strong community, and is the ideal property in which to create a family home, said Knight Frank’s Prestige Residential Sales Executive, Australia Richard Sholl.
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“Privately located at the end of Bayview Hill Road and featuring a 32-metre frontage to the Sydney foreshore gardens of Hermitage Reserve, this home offers a very special lifestyle," he said.
The home includes an entertainment area on the lower level, a state-of-the-art home theatre room, sauna, gymnasium, and landscaped gardens.
Outside of course there is paddle boarding, sailing, jet boating, and easy access to the local seaplanes.
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