"Leesthorpe" Timeless Federation Estate With Contemporary Transformation

Built in the early 20th century and defined by the beauty and elegance of its Queen Anne Federation heritage, this remarkable tennis court estate on around 1,752sqm has even more to offer. Award winning architect Luigi Rosselli has created a stunning contemporary transformation to the rear of the property over three levels, combining traditional grandeur with an open plan design for modern day living. Complete with magnificent views of Sydney including the city skyline and Harbour Bridge to North Sydney, all framed by floor to ceiling glass, this home is a truly inspired work of art from its stately beginnings to the architectural vision it has become.

Introduced by its grand entrance, exquisitely landscaped gardens and traditional ornate wraparound verandahs, on entry to the residence you are greeted by a warmth of charm and character under soaring ceilings. There's a selection of intimate, 5 formal and casual living zones to cater for all occasions. The transition into the open floor plan sees flowing Rosselli architecture showcasing expert craftsmanship of the highest standards. The spacious gourmet kitchen links to the informal dining and large entertaining terrace which capture the views and overlook the pool and championship size tennis court.

The upper level with 5 spacious bedrooms, appointed with built-in wardrobes and a lounge room, are filled with an abundance of light. Master bedroom complete with ensuite, walk-in wardrobe and breathtaking city panoramas across to North Sydney and beyond. The lower level features a large rumpus room or teen retreat, which opens to level gardens.

Other highlights include gas fireplace, bespoke cabinetry, glass balustrades, home office, 2000 bottle temperature controlled wine cellar, library, double lock-up garage with internal access with extensive storage space, off street parking.

Located in the most prestigious address it's just a stroll to Sydney Harbour National Park, Taronga Zoo, bus services and playing fields