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House of the Week: Your exclusive peek inside the most beautiful home on Cremorne Point!

Published On: October 9, 2020
A cream rendered house covered in climbing ivy, with stone steps, a garden path and flowering shrubs.

Hot on the heels of his record breaking $22 million Byron Bay sale, Michael Coombs has listed another incredible residence, this time closer to home.

Belvedere, the opulent manor-style residence in Cremorne Point, hit the market this week, with a $16 million price tag – and no shortage of local and overseas interest.

Set on a double block of almost 1000 square metres, with views across Shell Cove Bay, Coombs says the home is one of the finest properties in Sydney.

“Belvedere offers family living on a grand scale, with a versatile floor plan and incredible privacy,” he says.

One of the largest parcels of land on the point, Belvedere, located at 136 Milson Rd, boasts seven bedrooms, six bathrooms and a pool, guest wing plus billiards room providing multi-generational living, Coombs says.

“Nothing has been forgotten in this home,” he says, “the current owners have spent years rebuilding and restoring it and the result is world class.”

Expats living overseas have expressed early interest in Belvedere, Coombs says, partly due to its unique appeal.

“There is no other home like it on Cremorne Point and that ‘unique’ factor is very appealing to property buyers in this price range,” he says.

“It has easy access to Cremorne Reserve and the harbour foreshore, with the city literally a stone’s throw away.

“For families searching for a luxury sanctuary, surrounded by incredible gardens and world class features – this is it.”

For more information, contact Michael Coombs.

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A council truck loaded with rubbish parked beside a large pile of dumped waste and an overflowing wheelie bin in a park.Long Weekend Shame: Local Beaches hit capacity as crowds dump TONNES of rubbish at Balmoral and Clifton Gardens.
People standing on a new blue outdoor basketball court holding basketballs, with the hoop and bushland behind them.Game On: Full Sized Basketball Court at Balmoral Oval Opens to the Public.

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