Artist’s Point Piper pad comes with a $25 million price guide – realestate.com.au

Finding a secluded patch of sand in Sydney can be like finding a needle in the proverbial haystack, but Seven Shillings Beach in Point Piper is a hidden gem on the harbour.

The 200 meter long strip is an often overlooked harbor beach, just meters from Redleaf Pool, away from the hustle and bustle and just a stone’s throw from 2 St Melvyns Ave – one of only 11 streets in exclusive Point Piper.

Owned by contemporary artist Ilana Kresner and Jeremy Samuel, Managing Director of Anacacia Capital, the modern six-bedroom residence is not only one house away from the beach, but also positioned front and center to capture postcard views of the Harbor Bridge, the Opera House and everything in between.

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The six-bedroom residence is located one house away from Seven Shillings Beach.

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It is located on a 754 m² block.

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The Kresner-Samuels purchased the home, which spans 8,000 square feet, in 2012 for $7.2 million. It is currently for sale with Ben Collier of The Agency with price expectations of $25 million.

Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, with improvements and renovation by architect Alec Tzannes, the palatial P&O-style home celebrates mid-century curves over three floors.

At the entry level, the house has open plan living areas with a formal dining room with a striking arched window and a living room with a fireplace.

Also on the same level is the modern kitchen with granite countertops and an adjacent breakfast area with access to the backyard, plus a large laundry room and a guest bedroom adjacent to a full bathroom.

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Seamless transition between inside and outside.

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The house last traded in 2012 for $7.2 million.

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On the four-bedroom accommodation level, the master suite mirrors the arched window on the ground floor and features access to the side terrace, a sitting area and a luxurious marble bathroom with bath and dressing room, both with skylights.

The rooftop entertainment terrace is complete with a wet bar, bathroom and louvered pergola, as well as a beautiful panorama of the harbour.

Above the double garage there is additional living space, staff quarters or a home office studio. The self-contained area has a kitchenette and a bathroom.

To the rear, the landscaped gardens include a heated swimming pool and tall greenery for privacy.

The modern, family-friendly home is move-in ready and also offers longer-term development opportunities as it is R3 medium-density zoned.

Concept plans have even been drawn up by architect Madeleine Blanchfield for three boutique apartments across the entire floor.

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