The Hamptons style home no one will want to leave
Multi generational living just got a whole lot more stylish
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There’s no question that Sydney is experiencing a housing squeeze. Housing affordability and a tight rental market has created a desire for homes able to organically cater for several generations.
This property at 13 Therry Street, Avalon on Sydney’s northern beaches offers the kind of comfortable multi-generational living that gives everyone some breathing space without even trying. The two-storey residence has five bedrooms, including a master suite overlooking the back garden and pool. One of the additional bedrooms upstairs has a walk-in robe while a fifth bedroom downstairs comes complete with built-in robes and ensuite, making it ideal for adult children, or as in-law accommodation.
Constructed by award-winning builder, Binet Homes, the house has taken its design cues from Hamptons style, with a spacious Shaker-style kitchen kitted out with double ovens, Bosch appliances, bar and light-filled butler’s pantry.
Plantation shutters, bi-fold windows and sliding doors manage light and ventilation as well as creating a seamless link between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The home is fitted with ducted aircon and a ducted vacuum system, as well as a video security system.
In addition to the generous kitchen, the property includes a generous covered alfresco space leading to the pool, making the home ideal for entertaining. The pool is heated for year-round use as desired.
Less than a 10-minute walk from Careel Bay marina the property enjoys easy access to Avalon Beach and Pittwater.
Address: 13 Therry Street, Avalon
Inspection: Saturday April 15, 12.15pm to 12.45pm
Price guide: $3.85m to $4.2m
Agent: Amy Young, Laing & Simmons Avalon Beach 0422 225 227
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Sydney’s night sky lit up with speed and precision when Tigani Motorsport’s Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo charged to a second-place finish in the Pro-Am class during Race 1 of the GT World Challenge Australia at Sydney Motorsport Park.
Behind the wheel was entrepreneur and Citizen Kanebridge member Marcel Zalloua, partnered with Supercars regular Thomas Randle in a formidable one-off pairing that impressed from the outset.
The result marks a major milestone for Zalloua, a returning driver with previous success in the Am class, and continues Tigani Motorsport’s strong form in the 2025 season.
Zalloua is part of Citizen Kanebridge, an invitation-only club based in Sydney.
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The sleek #44 AMG GT3 Evo also sported a high-end lineup of sponsors, including Robb Report Australia & New Zealand and Citizen Kanebridge, alongside other premium backers — all part of a strategy to align the vehicle with luxury, performance and lifestyle excellence.
Race 1 saw the Zalloua-Randle duo execute a clean, strategic drive to claim the podium, with the car showing strong pace under lights.
Although Race 2 proved more challenging with a ninth-place finish in class, their combined effort across the weekend delivered valuable points to Tigani Motorsport’s championship campaign.
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