Artist’s Point Piper pad comes with $25m price guide

Locating a secluded slice of sand in Sydney can be like finding a needle in the proverbial haystack, but Seven Shillings Beach in Point Piper is a hidden harbourfront gem.

The 200m strip is an often overlooked harbour beach, just metres from Redleaf Pool, removed from the crowds and only a few steps from 2 St Melvyns Ave — one of only 11 streets in exclusive Point Piper.

Owned by contemporary artist Ilana Kresner and Jeremy Samuel, managing director at Anacacia Capital, the modern six-bedroom residence is not only one house back from the beach, it’s also front and centre to capture postcard views of the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and everything in between.

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The Kresner-Samuels bought the residence, which sits on 754sq m, for $7.2m in 2012. It is currently listed with Ben Collier of The Agency with price expectations of $25m.

Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, the palatial P&O style home, with enhancements and renovation by architect Alec Tzannes, celebrates mid-century curves over three storeys.

At entry level, the home has open-plan living areas incorporating a formal dining room with a statement curved window and a lounge room with a fireplace.

This same level also houses the modern kitchen featuring granite benchtops and an adjoining breakfast room with back yard access, plus a large laundry and a guest bedroom neighbouring a full bathroom.

Up on the four-bedroom accommodation level, the main suite mirrors the curved window on the ground floor and features side terrace access, a sitting area as well as a deluxe marble ensuite with bathtub and a dressing room, both with skylights.

The rooftop level is home to an entertainment deck complete with a wet bar, bathroom and louvred pergola as well as a sweeping panorama of the harbour.

There is additional accommodation, staff quarters or a home office studio above the double garage. The self-contained space has a kitchenette and a bathroom.

Out the back, the landscaped gardens include a heated pool and tall established greenery for privacy.

Move-in ready, the modern family friendly house also has longer term development options as it has R3 medium density zoning.

There are even concept plans drawn up by architect Madeleine Blanchfield for three boutique whole-floor apartments.

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