A majestic family residence opposite Deepdene Park has been sold by Scott Patterson, Walter Dodich and Garrick Lim of Kay & Burton at private auction following a 4-week auction program during which time approximately 65 groups of people attended the opens.

The property sold within the quoted price range of $6.5-$7m

‘Parkside’ is a stately 1930s property, renovated and restored to present modern functionality and hi-tech sophistication with deep Parkside Avenue frontage and carefully considered garden and entertainment zones.

Kay & Burton Director Scott Patterson told WILLIAMS MEDIA, “We really enjoyed marketing and selling this quality family residence.  The current owners enjoyed it for over two decades and we’re sure that the new owners, a lovely family from Camberwell, will be very happy there for many years to come.”

“Buyers were interested because it was a landmark family home on 1,781sqm with a tennis court and pool overlooking parkland and within walking distance to many great schools including Camberwell Grammar,” Patterson told WILLIAMS MEDIA. “It had a huge amount of charm and character and was renovated and extended by the current owners to provide a wonderful lifestyle.”

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The residence overlooks parkland and garden at every turn, including a secluded north lawn, and park-side entertainment deck overlooking a tiled solar-heated swimming pool. 

Timeless grandeur extends over two levels from the executive study and resplendent sitting and dining rooms to beautiful four bedroom accommodation and a recreation wing with a full-size wood-panelled billiard room (table included) and conservatory views to the Mod-grass, floodlit tennis court.

The stunning main bedroom includes retreat area, dual WIRs and ensuite, while the heart of the home is a modern domain with living room, family meals area and granite-finished kitchen.

A self-contained guest wing offers one bedroom, living room, kitchenette and bathroom, with separate entry.

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