Seafood King and TV legend Michael Angelakis mentions Netherby Home – Realestate.com.au

It has been a beloved harbor for seafood King Michael Angelakis in the last 44 years and now the television legend hopes that his house will be the catch of the day for a happy buyer.

Mr Angelakis, 74, and his wife Silvana, 70, bought their 5 pulline Ave, Netherby Home in the year he turned 30, first and foremost attracted by the garden.

“It has the most incredible view,” he said.

“We raised our four children here and every time we had a new one that we had put in a different bedroom.

“It was great because the children in that swimming pool learned water safety and learned to snorkel, so that when we went to our place in Black Point, they could be hunter -gatherers and collect the Sint -Jakobs shells.”

The couple in their kitchen. Photo: Tim Joy

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The beautiful and spacious kitchen of the house. Delivered

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A renowned gourmets and former presenter of Out of the Blue with garden expert Michael Keelan, Mr Angelakis said that life on the building was all about food.

“In the Greek -Orthodox religion, New Year’s Day is St. Basil’s Day, so every year on St Basil’s Day we would have around 120 people and we would have a lamb and a sucking pig on a spit,” he said.

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“I would save the Houtkalput and I would do octopus, shrimps, lobster tails and special Greek sausages, and then we would have all other traditional Greek foods, such as stuffed tomatoes, zucchini, cabbage roles and stuffed vine leaves, and Silvana are slovenian as good.

“Food is a bridge between cultures – it introduces us to a different language and gives us that appreciation for a different culture.”

Another look at the kitchen. Delivered

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One of the bedrooms. Delivered

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A spacious ensuite. Delivered

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One of the living rooms. Delivered

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Mr Angelakis said that the house had always been his safe haven, especially while he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 2000.

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“It was a happy place and even when I fell ill from cancer and had a few diseases, it was my refuge,” he said.

“I would sit there and look forward to the garden and that would give me peace of mind, and at that moment that was very important to me.”

One of the bathrooms. Delivered

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The spacious deck with outdoor kitchen. Delivered

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The sparkling swimming pool. Delivered

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Mr Angelakis in 2000. Image: Emma Brasier.

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Now cancer -free, the couple is looking forward to moving the $ 250 million 3.6 ha development forestville on Anzac Highway.

“I will have a roof garden where I will have an outdoor kitchen, and there will be market stalls and restaurants, so it will look a bit like the central market, and we have really fallen in love with the market offered,” he said.

Michael Angelakis – just as comfortable in the water as he is on the land. Photo by Matt Turner.

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Mr Angelakis with co-hostal Michael Keelan while filming Kanaal Seven television series ‘Out of the Blue’.

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On the market via Cynthia Sajkunovic of OC without a price guide, the house offers about 507m² of indoor and outside living space and has six bedrooms, four bedrooms, a studio and a large basement/storage place.

It is located on a spacious 1509m² of established gardens, with expressions of interest that will be closed on 11 September.

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