House of the Week: This world class waterfront Mosman mansion could be yours, for the right price!

By ANNA USHER

Premium property buyers searching for a coveted Mosman address are in luck, with 41 Carrington Ave hitting the market this week.

Set over four magnificent levels, the designer residence dazzles thanks to its due north, waterfront position boasting incredible views over Middle Harbour to Bantry Bay from almost every room.

Agent Tim Foote from Pello says the home offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for family buyers on the hunt for a “forever home”.

“This house has that rare combination of a deep waterfront location, with the panoramic views and its own boatshed,” Mr Foote told Mosman Collective.

“Properties of this calibre just don’t come up every day,” he says. “You simply won’t find a better waterfront position in Sydney.”

41 Carrington Ave presents as a sophisticated and stylish residence, set on almost 800sqm of prime land, in a prized cul-de-sac setting.

The vast home has two entire floors dedicated to living and entertaining, providing a “remarkable lifestyle opportunity”, Mr Foote said.

A three-car garage with internal access, a home office and guest bedroom can be found on the lower floor, with the four main bedrooms on their own level – including a vast hotel-style Master suite.

“It’s a perfect layout, with huge spaces for entertaining and drop-dead gorgeous views everywhere you turn,” Mr Foote said.

Two fully fitted kitchens, a bar and a cellar are sure to impress anyone who loves cooking and entertaining, but it’s the magnificent outdoor area that makes the property truly world class.

“The infinity pool is one of the most beautiful features I’ve ever seen in a Mosman home, and there’s also a jetty, pontoon and a boathouse with an electric winch,” Mr Foote said.

“We have a number of people already very excited about this unique offering – and we’re not surprised,” he said, “because it ticks all the boxes.”

Inspect 41 Carrington Ave, Mosman this Saturday at 2pm.

EOI closing at or before 2pm on Tuesday 5 July

For more information contact Tim Foote or David Smeallie