Sydney’s Lower North Shore Under $2M
Soak in the views of Sydney’s north.
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1701/37 Glen Street, Milsons Point, NSW
With superb, sweeping views from Barangaroo to Lavender Bay comes a spacious light-filled 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1 car parking residence in Milsons Point.
The 107sqm apartment sees an expansive master bedroom that features an ensuite and built-in-robe alongside a sizeable second bedroom.
With its elevated vantage point, peer from the kitchen to across the harbour and enjoy everything Milsons Point has to offer on your doorstep. Minutes away from the CBD and this Harbourside haven needs to be seen to be believed.
The listing is with Milson Real Estate; milsonre.com
7 Doris Street, North Sydney, NSW
Found in a quiet North Sydney street is this romantic 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom Victorian terrace is perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of the lower north shore.
Inside the home sees fresh, airy living and dining areas with an original fireplace, high ceilings and many period details.
Two entertainment decks enjoy elevated leafy outlooks.
Elsewhere the home sees three upstairs bedrooms including one single bedroom study.
The listing is with Richardson & Wrench North Sydney; rwnorthsydney.com.au
60/2 Crows Nest Road, Waverton, NSW
Perched in a lofty position within the ‘Marquis’ building, capturing views of the Harbour Bridge, CBD and beyond comes this contemporary apartment.
The 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1-car parking abode presents a lifestyle of supreme convenience just footsteps to Waverton village shops and train station for rapid CBD access.
Inside the apartment is complete with high ceilings, floating Oak floors, crisp white interiors, open plan living, and an entertaining balcony.
A large Caesarstone kitchen with electric cooking and quality appliances rounds out the kitchen.
Elsewhere the main bedroom is equipped with the ensuite and extensive built-in wardrobes.
Two generously sized bedrooms with built-ins and modern bathrooms complete the home.
The listing is with Belle Property Neutral Bay, auction guide $1.9 million. belleproperty.com
2/178 West Street, Crows Nest, NSW
Stylish and functional, within an easy stroll to Crows Nest and Cammeray comes this 2-bedroom, 1 bathrooms, 2 car split level townhouse.
Inside the residence sees a fully renovated stone kitchen with an island bench and Miele appliances.
The large open-plan design guides one to the wraparound courtyard that is ideal for entertaining.
The home features underfloor heating in the downstairs kitchen and living areas and a large bedroom with built-ins and air conditioning throughout.
The bedrooms come with built-ins with an additional study upstairs.
The listing is with McGrath Crows Nest, price guide $1,9 million. mcgrath.com
27/1A Bond Street, Mosman, NSW
While right on the budget limit, this newly renovated dual level apartment in the heart of Mosman brings invigorating interiors set within walking distance of Bridgepoint Shopping Centre, village shops, bars, cafes, dining and Balmoral Beach.
The kitchen has been fitted with CaesarStone, Westinghouse appliances, Zip Tapware and more while Three generous bedrooms including one with ensuite are found within the home.
Replete with Blackbutt timber floors, a Sonos sound system and storage aplenty, it’s a must-see.
Manager by Belle Property, price guide $2-2.2 million. belleproperty.com
This stylish family home combines a classic palette and finishes with a flexible floorplan
Just 55 minutes from Sydney, make this your creative getaway located in the majestic Hawkesbury region.
The harbourfront estate has views of the Sydney Opera House and can entertain up to 500 guests
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A Sydney waterfront mansion that has just hit the market could set a countrywide price record as the first home to sell for A$200 million (US$129.77 million).
Located in the affluent suburb of Point Piper, the sprawling home sits on a lot that’s equivalent to “four normal housing blocks” and features 98 meters (321.5 feet) of water frontage along the harbor, according to an announcement on Wednesday from Ken Jacobs, director of Australia Pacific of Forbes Global Properties, who has the listing in association with real estate agent Brad Pillinger.
“The estate is Australia’s most iconic residence and ranks amongst the best in the world, combining both privacy and space, exuding elegance and comfort, while featuring gun-barrel views of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge,” Jacobs said in a statement.
The residence is expected to sell for A$200 million or more, Pillinger added. “There is no comparable property in Australia.”
The home, named Wingadal, as it’s located on Wingadal Place, was built for Aussie Home Loans founder John Symond, who purchased the property in 1999. It took eight years to complete the mansion, which was designed by architect Alec Tzannes, according to the listing agency.
“Wingadal is a highlight of my career in residential design and architecture,” Tzannes said. “The timeless design on the Point Piper peninsula offers a unique appreciation of Sydney Harbour from a variety of angles, rotating around an axis that lines up perfectly with the Sydney Harbour Bridge.”
The colossal home has enough internal space to entertain up to 500 people, and underground parking provides space for 20 cars, plus eight more can fit inside the garage.
The four-level home has four bedrooms as well as a two-bedroom apartment. There’s also a 2,500-bottle wine cellar, a home theater that seats 22, two commercial kitchens and a swimming pool.
“Wingadal has been a special home for my family over the past two decades, and now I’m looking forward to spending more time traveling overseas,” Symond said in a statement. “While being an exceptional family home, we have also enjoyed hosting many important events for charities and other worthwhile causes.”
This is not the first time Symond has tried to sell his waterfront estate. In 2016, he listed the home in hopes of selling it for at least A$100 million, which would’ve been a price record for the country at that time Mansion Global reported . The current benchmark was set in 2022, when a baronial-style estate, also in Point Piper, sold for A$130 million, according to The Sydney Morning Herald .
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Just 55 minutes from Sydney, make this your creative getaway located in the majestic Hawkesbury region.
