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United States Luigi Rosselli lovers pay $16.5m in Woollahra and list for $23m in Bellevue Hill - realestate.com.au
This home in Wallaroy Rd, Woollahra sold for about $16.5m on March 21 — it had approved plans for a Luigi Rosselli-designed reno.
A couple who love the work of Luigi Rosselli have bought a home with DA-approved plans by the star architect for $16.5m, and listed their current Rosselli-designed palace with a $23m guide.
Mystery has surrounded the purchasers of the Arts & Craft home in Wallaroy Rd, Woollahra, since its recent sale prior to auction via Alex Lyons and Hannan Bouskila of Raine and Horne Double Bay, after just three weeks on the market.
The vendors for the six-bedroom home on a 910sqm block with the treasured approved plans were Forbes Chambers barrister and legal academic Stephen Odgers SC and his wife Saraswati Sundrum.
The agents have been tight-lipped about the purchasers, leaving it neighbours to spill the beans that Investors Mutual CEO Damon Hambly and his wife Philippa Haydon had won the keys.
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The Hambly-Haydon mansion at 16 Suttie Rd, Bellevue Hill, already transformed by Rosselli, hit realestate.com.au on Thursday.
It features the signature Rosselli staircase.
Not surprisingly, the current Hambly-Haydon six-bedroom, five-bathroom residence on a 900sqm block at 16 Suttie Rd, Bellevue Hill — already stunningly transformed by Rosselli — appeared on realestate.com.au yesterday.
The marketing spiel advises: “Steeped in rich history as one of Bellevue Hill’s first homes, this c1920s residence has been transformed into a show-stopping family sanctuary by renowned architect Luigi Rosselli.
Obviously, the interiors are incredible.
And the gardens are by the renowned landscaper, Will Dangar.
“Crafted with the finest artisan materials, this is a timeless presentation of form and function for large or extended families to embrace.”
It comes with the signature Luigi Rosselli central staircase spiralling between four floors with hand crafted steel rail and gardens by another master, Will Dangar.
Ray White Double Bay principal Elliott Placks and colleagues Adam Reichman and Ashley Bierman have the incredible property scheduled for May 2 auction with a $23m price guide.
