Home that Richard Roxburgh made famous up for sale

Actor Richard Roxborough starred as evangelical pastor Cal Quinn in Prosper..Picture Cameron Richardson.

The grand Wahroonga home La Encantada that was used in the Stan series Prosper starring Richard Roxburgh and Rebecca Gibney has returned to the market with a new agent and a revised asking price of $15m.

The heritage home on more than 4046sqm of land east of the station came to market in February with a $20m price tag now $5m has been cut from the guide in the hope of attracting a buyer.

The owners say the 1937 old-world glamour of 98 Junction Rd is in high demand for film and television adverts and has become a popular venue for wedding photoshoots.

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La Encantada, a seven-bedroom, four-bathroom Spanish Mission style home 98 Junction Rd, Wahroonga, was used in the Australian drama.

Jacek Koman appeared as Eli Slowik and Rebecca Gibney was Abi Quinn in the show.

The home is also popular venue for wedding photoshoots.

Corporate events fees range from $4000 to $15,000 a day, location hire for fashion shoots and film are $3000 to $8000 a day and wedding fees are around $4000 to $6000 depending on guest numbers.

Agent Philip Waller, of Forbes Global Properties, said an annual income upwards of $200,000 would not be difficult to achieve.

A separate self-contained dwelling at the rear of the property has also proved valuable with production crews using it for makeup and wardrobe. Photo shoots for Gucci, Dior, Chanel and Vogue have all taken place at the distinctive landmark home.

The home has a marble and gas kitchen.

There are formal dining and lounge rooms.

Records show the home last traded in 2010 for $3.4m,

La Encantada is a seven-bedroom, four-bathroom Spanish Mission style home designed by acclaimed architect Alan Edgecliff Stafford with a parterre garden created by Peter Fudge.

Records show the home last traded in 2010 for $3.4m and is owned by the Quinn family.

It sits behind wrought iron gates and there is a private fully tiled heated pool and guest studio in the grounds.

The house has an impressive foyer with seven-metre-high ceiling, hand-painted floor tiles and carved ornate fireplaces.

There are formal dining and lounge rooms, a sunny conservatory, a marble and gas kitchen, casual dining and multiple terraces.

A sweeping driveway leads to the double lock up garage.

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