Victorian grandeur meets globally informed design in this 1890s Italianate villa, set within the exclusive consular belt between Woollahra village and Double Bay. A triumph of scale, artistry and enduring good taste, the 7.7m-wide landmark has been reimagined by Hayden Bagnall of Bagnall Design Office as an extraordinary meeting of heritage and innovation. Standing tall and proud on a sunny dual-access 405sqm parcel, the rebuilt home unfolds with cinematic impact, weaving soaring 3.2m ceilings and fine period craftsmanship into a bold contemporary narrative. American Oak, Venetian plaster and brushed bronze create a richly layered backdrop, while the showstopping kitchen pairs Taj Mahal stone with a stainless steel island and butler's pantry. Lighting by Gubi and Henry Wilson, Japanese tiles and American hardware heighten the international sensibility, with cutting-edge technology concealed throughout. Beyond the two-storey main residence, beautifully landscaped gardens lead to a self-contained one-bedroom studio apartment and double garage, adding exceptional versatility without compromising privacy. Moments to village life, harbour playgrounds and the city, this is Victorian grandeur reborn.
- Elegant entry hall, American Oak floors
- King-sized bedrooms, custom built-ins
- 2 with an ensuite and private balcony
- Self-contained studio (private entry)
- Elegant living room, Escea fireplace
- Stylish dining room with cocktail bar
- Taj Mahal kitchen with a butler's pantry
- Miele appliances, induction cooktop
- Stainless steel island, Zip HydroTap
- Skylit living and dining, custom banquette
- Underfloor heating and designer lighting
- Escea fireplace, extensive custom joinery
- Vitrocsa minimalist full-height glass doors
- Landscaped garden with outdoor lighting
- 4 luxurious bathrooms, underfloor heating
- Calacatta Viola marble guest powder room
- Zoned air, Dynalite lighting, integrated sound
- Double auto garage with rear lane access
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