Grand Hotel Vibes at Aged Care Veteran’s Beautiful Home – Realestate.com.au

Veteran of the old care in the industry David Armstrong and his wife Kirsten have created a prestige family house that is reminiscent of a large boutique hotel.

The house with four bedrooms, five bathrooms with four cars with four cars at 21 Hopetoun Ave, Mosman is spread over four levels and has several living and entertaining areas that open for a terrace in the swimming pool and a courtyard with automatic canopy for all weather conditions.

Moreover, it is aimed to the north with a view that sweeps to Clontarf over Chinamans Beach.

Michael Coombs from Atlas Lower North Shore has a $ 22 million guide in the spring campaign of the private treaty.

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The owners love the flexible size of the house.

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“I love the spacious and generous entertaining areas and the fact that it is a lock and leaves the property close to the beach,” says Coombs.

The house has a stylish arrival lobby and a whole floor dedicated to entertainment with wet bar, a games/gym room, a lush home cinema and pole plays that look in the mineral saltwater pool.

“It has such a flexible size for entertainment,” said Kirsten.

“We can organize an intimate dinner or open the house and have 50 people for dinner.”

The house has also paid a host to large -scale entertainment and milestone birthday bashs with guests who spill the terrace and the view or the courtyard, heated floors make it comfortable, regardless of the weather.

The most important level consists of the marble kitchen with Miele devices, lounge and dining rooms, a family room, the fourth bedroom of the office and the big foyer. Both the family room and the dining room open for a wonderful courtyard with water feature and canopy that makes all the weather of the weather possible.

Lush entertainment areas.

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The wine cellar is suitable for 1500 bottles.

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Both the family room and the dining room open for a wonderful courtyard.

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The top floor is dedicated to quiet and sleep with three bedrooms, each with its own ensuite, a library and another courtyard with water feature and a heavenly view of the water.

An adapted six -member lift operates three levels. The garage with four cars has easy access to the street and at this level is also a wine cellar that is suitable for 1500 bottles.

All in all, there is now 645 m² internal accommodation in this house.

The Armstrongs brought in award-winning builders, total coordination to transform the property and involved Corben architects to design the renovation and the interior was carried out by Carlos Correa Design.

The luxury house is located in the coveted Golden Triangle of Mosman, a short walk to Chinamans Beach and Balmoral Esplanade.

Some of the thoughtful extras are high-end joinery and extensive natural stone, home automation and security, audiovisual system and even automated acoustic cinema curtains. The house is air conditioning and has heated floors and gas fires.

David has worked extensively in private elderly care, an operator he founded, Amity Group, was taken over by the health care company Bupa.

After 17 years at the building, the empty Nester -pair is scrimping.

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