Mosman trophy home one of Sydney’s best
A Mosman trophy home sold last year for $19.5 million by former Woolworths executive Bill Wavish and his wife Vonnie has emerged as one of the most popular Sydney listings in five years.
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Northwood stunner sells in seven days for nearly $10m
This ultra-modern home was the only house on the market in this exclusive suburb on Sydney’s north shore. It sold in seven days for $650,000 more than its auction guide.
North shore continues its dream sales run
Traditional north shore homes with lots of space and modern updates remain flavour of the month for hungry Sydney buyers, as the area’s impressive sales results keep on coming.
Killara’s trophy home bonanza
This leafy suburb in Sydney’s upper north shore has seen a trophy home bonanza this winter. The suburb’s sales record has just been broken and is set to be broken again already.
Roseville prize set to break sales record
One of Roseville’s most iconic estates has come to market and is expected to smash the sales record by millions of dollars.
Mosman hotelier sells in Cremorne
Mosman hotelier Tim Fallon has picked up a hush-hush buyer for his classic Federation home in Cremorne only a week after it came to market.
Landmark Country Road building for sale
One of Mosman’s most iconic buildings has come to market, less than six months after it sold in a hush-hush off-market deal worth $10.8 million.
Practice golf in the safety of your home
A run of house sales in the north shore suburb of Naremburn has seen stock dwindle to just two properties. And one of them comes with its own private putting green.
Buyers serve up big bucks for tennis courts
Upper North Shore tennis courts are earning their owners a pretty penny, as buyers set their sights on building luxury new homes.
Mosman buyer spends $22m on weekender
The co-founder of Laser Clinics Australia, Babak Moini, has traded up on the $11.5 million apartment he bought in the One Barangaroo tower. His new ‘weekender’ is costing $22 million.
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