47 Neerim Road Castle Cove, NSW 2069

There are homes of scale, homes of beauty, and homes of extraordinary position. Rarely do all three come together with such distinction.

Commanding an exceptional 2,553sqm waterfront reserve landholding, 47-49 Neerim Road is one of Castle Cove's most recognisable private estates - a remarkable architectural residence shaped by sweeping curves, extraordinary proportions and an uninterrupted connection to Middle Harbour.

Designed by Swiss-trained architect Gerry Rihs, the residence unfolds across three lift-connected levels, with its sculptural white facade;ade creating an unmistakable presence above the harbour. At its heart, a magnificent marble foyer rises beneath an extraordinary stained-glass dome, flooding the interiors with natural light and setting the tone for a home conceived on an entirely different scale.

Beyond, walls of glass frame sweeping northeasterly views across Middle Harbour and Bantry Bay, while expansive formal and informal living spaces flow toward broad terraces designed for effortless entertaining. The sense of openness, light and water follows you throughout the residence, creating a constant dialogue between architecture and landscape.

At the centre of family life, the Sub-Zero-appointed kitchen is complemented by a butler's pantry and extensive preparation space, while multiple entertaining zones allow gatherings to move seamlessly from intimate dinners to large-scale celebrations. Outdoors, a spectacular entertainer's terrace incorporates barbecue facilities, teppanyaki grill and pizza oven, overlooking the harbour and manicured grounds.

The accommodation is equally impressive, with seven generously scaled bedrooms, six featuring ensuites. The palatial primary suite is a private sanctuary in its own right, complete with sitting area, substantial dressing room, luxurious ensuite and a private harbour-facing terrace. A self-contained apartment provides exceptional flexibility for guests, extended family or live-in accommodation.

Created as much for recreation as it is for residence, the estate delivers a private resort experience at home. An infinity pool appears to dissolve into the waters of Middle Harbour, while a pickleball court, putting green, seven-seat home theatre and games retreat provide endless opportunities for leisure and entertaining. A dedicated wellness zone with harbour-view gym, Swedish sauna and massage room completes the experience.

Meticulously landscaped grounds, water features and multiple outdoor terraces provide privacy and serenity, while extensive garaging, gated forecourt parking and storage ensure the practical elements of a residence of this scale are equally well considered.

Privately positioned on the waterfront reserve yet within easy reach of Chatswood's dining, retail and transport hub, this is far more than an exceptional family residence. It is a landmark estate - distinctive in architecture, remarkable in scale and virtually impossible to replicate.

Property Highlights

• Iconic architect-designed waterfront reserve estate on approximately 2,553sqm
• Designed by Swiss-trained architect Gerry Rihs
• Sweeping northeasterly Middle Harbour and Bantry Bay views
• Three expansive levels connected by internal lift
• Dramatic marble foyer beneath a magnificent stained-glass dome
• Multiple formal and informal living and entertaining spaces
• Seven bedrooms, six ensuites plus self-contained accommodation
• Palatial primary suite with dressing room and private harbour terrace
• Infinity pool overlooking Middle Harbour
• Pickleball court and private putting green
• Seven-seat home theatre and separate games retreat
• Harbour-view gym, Swedish sauna and massage room
• Entertaining terrace with barbecue, teppanyaki grill and pizza oven
• Landscaped grounds with water features and multiple terraces
• Secure garaging and extensive additional parking
• Keyless entry, video intercom, ducted air conditioning and underfloor heating

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