Brand new Corben Architects designed Mosman masterpiece is calling your name!

By ANNA USHER

A prestige Mosman trophy home described as one of Sydney’s finest residences has hit the market with a unique selling point: it has its own microclimate.

The recently completed Corben Architects masterpiece at 21 Parriwi Rd sets a new benchmark when it comes to premium real estate, offering exquisite harbour views at every turn.

On the market with Ray White’s Geoff Smith and Sabrina Gao, the six bedroom property on 1,179sqm is positioned just 80 metres from Chinamans Beach and offers the very best money can buy.

“This home is the result of a successful marriage between architect, interior designer and landscape designer,” Mr Smith told Mosman Collective, “with the striking exterior curvature mimicked inside and within the layered garden formation.”

Mirroring the hand masoned external sandstone upon the imposing internal staircase, a series of circular skylights and a soaring architectural void encased by a glass ceiling set the 568sqm interior footprint alight.

Linked by an internal elevator, this future proofing addition unites all levels in absolute luxury.

“Blurring the lines between inside and out, floor to ceiling glass frames the outlook while bonding the interiors to surrounding gardens,” Mr Smith said.

“It is a home finely crafted for families to come together or seek solitude, with a series of inviting living and entertaining spaces strategically grouped alongside level lawns in a rear pavilion.”

Naturally, there’s a bespoke chef’s kitchen centred around a Neolith Calacatta island bench with bespoke arc detailing. Seamlessly integrated with high-end appliances, its finishes are repeated in the butlers’ pantry along with a second dishwasher, ZIP tap and Vintec beverage centre.

“The residence has been designed to provide an open concept, with the rare ability to zone if desired,” Mr Smith said.

“Movable glass doors disappear into wall cavities for a completely streamlined aesthetic – and, acting as a sculptural centrepiece, there is curved Travertine and oak joinery in the lounge.”

More stone and oak joinery provides stylish storage in the family friendly rumpus room, cleverly positioned next to a home theatre with twelve custom recliner chairs and cinema grade screen and AV equipment.

Six spectacular bedrooms and five luxurious bathrooms provide exceptional versatility for any family, with the Master retreat opening out to the harbour via wraparound terracing.

“There’s also an impressive guest suite on the top floor vantage point of the home,” Mr Smith said.

Outside, you’ll find level low maintenance gardens, a built-in BBQ and heated wet edge swimming pool overlooking Chinamans Beach.

“To top it all off, a new owner will enjoy the home gymnasium, fifth full bathroom and infrared sauna, connecting to yet another outdoor oasis on the lower level.”