Landmark home comes with surprising feature
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18 Mitchell St, Greenwich is billed as having the best bathroom view on the lower north shore.
A landmark Edwardian manor house billed as having the best bathroom view on the lower north shore goes under the hammer next month with a $13m guide.
Toora, positioned on Greenwich Point directly opposite the ferry wharf, is one of the most beautiful northside historic homes and has 270 degree views of the harbour and the city.
Built in 1906, 18 Mitchell St is trading for the first time in 18 years and offers a thoughtfully restored elegant three-storey home with triple garage in landscaped grounds.
The beloved home is owned by Macquarie Capital executive director Joanne Spillane and Mark Wilson, former managing director at Goldman Sachs in Sydney and after that a partner at Archer Capital.
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The property last traded for $6.1m in 2007.
The couple paid $6.1m for the heritage home in 2007 when their three children were young. Now that the children are adults Joanne and Mark are downsizing. They came from Darling Point.
Their renovated home has five bedrooms plus a study, grand formal living spaces, a designer Gaggenau kitchen and sandstone terraces.
There is triple garaging, a climate-controlled wine cellar and Hugh Main designed gardens with water feature.
The house was built in 1906.
It has original marble fireplaces and blackbutt timber floors.
The house was built in 1906 and has original marble fireplaces, blackbutt timber floors, leadlight windows and two luxury bathrooms.
Sam Lloyd, of McGrath Lane Cove, said the property presents as the best opportunity in Greenwich in many years and the luxury ensuite to the main bedroom has the best bathroom view on the lower north shore.
Toora is going to auction on Saturday October 25 and can be viewed by appointment only.
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