Set high on the Balmoral Slopes, this grand Federation residence pairs the character of another era with a harbour outlook that reaches all the way to Manly. It is a home made for long lunches on the terrace, quiet evenings by the fire and family life that never feels crowded.
Behind established gardens on a private 633 sqm parcel, a sandstone entry opens to timber floors and classic period detailing. The formal living room, with its cathedral ceiling and original stone fireplace, sets an elegant tone. The kitchen is spacious and an entertainers dream, flowing to a relaxed casual living and dining space for everyday ease.
The master retreat feels like a private wing of its own, with a sitting room, fireplace and harbour-view deck. Two further double bedrooms, a fourth bedroom or study and two ensuites give everyone plenty of room, ideal for a growing family, a couple who loves to entertain, or professionals who need space to work from home.
Outdoors, a deep entertaining terrace looks over an elevated lawn and parterre gardens towards the water. Dual street access, a double garage and an additional carport add everyday practicality.
Positioned between Mosman village and Balmoral Beach, this is a home for buyers who value privacy, outlook and architecture built to last.
Balmoral Slopes position with harbour views extending to Manly
Secluded 633 sqm parcel framed by established parterre gardens
Grand Federation architecture with sandstone entry, timber floors and period detailing
Master retreat with sitting room, fireplace and private harbour-view deck
Two further double bedrooms, a fourth bedroom or study, and two ensuites
Formal living with cathedral ceilings and original stone fireplace for elegant entertaining
Spacious european style kitchen flows to casual dining and living
Deep entertaining terrace overlooking an elevated lawn and the water
Dual street access with double garage plus carport, parking for three cars
A Federation home of real substance, combining harbour views, privacy and generous family living in one of Mosman's most tightly held pockets.
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