7 Carisbrook Street

Linley Point NSW 2066

Come along with your hiking boots and you can explore the 919 square metres of natural bush around this secluded home.
The house is set on the high side with a curved driveway leading to the extra wide double garage.
Built in the 1980s, following the ideas of Leslie Wilkinson, Professor of Architecture at Sydney Uni. (Wilkinson designed many of Sydney UniÂ’s Science Buildings and several homes in the Eastern Suburbs.) The 'Wilkinson' style takes full advantage of the Mediterranean climate in Sydney with high ceilings, low-set windows, a natural flow of air and simple terracotta floors.
Nothing has needed changing since the 1980s and this magnificent home has hosted many indoor and outdoor parties, flowing naturally between Library, Dining Room and Terrace out to the rock-sheltered lawn.
Upstairs has four bedrooms, master with ensuite, main bathroom with claw-foot bath, master bedroom with French windows and a wrought iron casement. Bathrooms have bright sparkling tiles and the clean appeal of Roman History. A wide staircase leads down to the grand entrance hall.
The land is large and private. Behind the house is a high sandstone cliff shielding it from winter winds and summer heat. Above the cliff is a small plateau, also belonging to the property, where future generations may decide to build a second house. Beside the house there is a common area of tumbled rocks and bush with an abandoned fowl-house and adventure gardens. Potential for landscaping!
Come to see this home to make sure it is for you. If you like it, you will have an opportunity to make an offer as a 'Submission of Interest'. The owner will look at all submissions received before 1st May 2008.
Additional feature - Balcony.