THIS exclusive and substantial Bellevue Hill residence called Allala at 26-28 Cranbrook Rd, Bellevue Hill is rich in timeless appeal and elegance.
Set across 974sq m, with an additional 229sq m of private adjoining garden land, this magnificent family home is embraced by established gardens and private courtyards.
The house has a rich history. Once home to two generations of the Hughes family (grandparents of Lucy Turnbull), the gracious and stately home has sweeping views over Middle Head and Rose Bay and has been listed through Elliott Placks of Ray White Double Bay with an indicative price guide of $14M.
The Gilbert Hughes designed home was built in 1938 by lawyer and aviator, Geoffrey Forrest Hughes, father of Tom Hughes QC and Robert Hughes, the famous critic and writer and author of The Fatal Shore.
The property enjoys exceptional privacy and is close to Rose Bay, private schools and key amenities.
There’s romantic gardens surrounding the house and pool, which include a magnificent old frangipani tree and a beautiful magnolia.
Ray White Double Bay managing director Elliott Placks said the property was located in one of Sydney's most prized harbourside suburbs and coveted residential streets.
“This stately and stylish home has been closely held by only a privileged few,” he said.
“Quality and location will always stand the test of time. someone with a family seeking a spacious, elegant and romantic Bellevue Hill residence in one of the suburb’s best streets.
“There’s plenty to love about this stately Georgian design. The original wood panelled library and study which carries the secrets of the house.”
