Euro palace meets the White House, Chateau de Benelong listed

Is it the White House? A European palace? Or something from Hollywood? Chateau de Benelong, in Sydney’s east, has hit the market.

12 Benelong Cres, Bellevue Hill is for sale in an expressions of interest campaign.

Is it the White House? A European palace? Or something from Hollywood? Chateau de Benelong, in Sydney’s east, has hit the market.

Described as “one of Sydney’s most iconic residences”, the impressive three-storey structure is at 12 Benelong Cres, Bellevue Hill and there are expectations in the $13m-$15m range via Paul Biller and Ben Torban of Biller Property.

Records show the seven-bedroom residence, which has harbour views, is in the name of Wei Wu, who bought it for the auspicious price of $5,928,888 in May, 2015.

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A magnificent palazzo-style terrace is the perfect place for entertaining.

Grand hallways and soaring ceilings.

All up, there are seven bedrooms.

The family had recently emigrated from China at the time.

Built by designer Lesley Santy in 1977 in the Hollywood Regency style, Chateau de Benelong had a major reno in 2011.

At its heart, a magnificent palazzo-style terrace is the perfect place for entertaining and its attractions include a heated mosaic-tiled pool and cabana, outdoor kitchen, home theatre, gym and four-car garage

The arched windows make a statement.

The house was given a major reno in 2011.

There are four large travertine and mirror bathrooms and three powder rooms.

The stylish interiors include grand hallways, soaring ceilings and arched windows.

The lavish master suite features a dressing area, large ensuite and balcony with sweeping views.

And you’ll need to employ a couple of cleaners — there are four large travertine and mirror bathrooms and three guest powder rooms.

Originally published as Euro palace meets the White House, Chateau de Benelong listed