Sydney’s ‘Taj Mahal’ up for sale

The pool at 93 Hardy St, Dover Heights features a viewing window and a waterfall.

Overflowing with surprise features including temperature-controlled cigar and wine rooms, as well as a pool with viewing window and waterfall, this Dover Heights home has plenty of winning qualities.

In fact, the four-bedroom, six-bathroom house crafted by Bentino and designed by Arch & Co with interiors by Alicia Xiberras has won the 2025 Master Builders Association Excellence in Housing Awards.

It has also earned its place as a finalist in the HIA NSW Housing Awards, plus the HIA Kitchen & Bathroom Awards.

The incredible home at 93 Hardy St, Dover Heights is scheduled for auction on October 29 with a $15m-$16m guide via TRG founder Gavin Rubinstein, in conjunction with his colleague Cae Thomas.

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The rooftop terrace has views to the harbour, CBD and even the Bridge.

Breakfast inside or out?

Lounge around.

Smokin … temperature-controlled cigar and wine rooms.

“This one of the highest quality homes I’ve seen in the better part of two decades,” says Rubinstein.

“And it’s got everything in terms of amenities.

“From the cigar fridge to the wine display, Hoyts-quality cinema, lift service across all three levels and a rooftop terrace with views straight to the Harbour Bridge — it’s the complete package.”

The Hardy St home has a long list of wow factor inclusions, most notably its more than 120 slabs of imported marble along with rich timber joinery, herringbone floors, walls of glass, multiple skylights and high-end appliances.

The show-stopping kitchen is fitted with Wolf, Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances, with a vast island bench and a full butler’s pantry.

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The home goes to auction on October 29 with a $15m-$16m price guide.

Each bathroom is finished in Taj Mahal marble.

One of many areas to relax.

“Every appliance, whether inside or outdoors, is top of the line. Even the barbecue and the refrigerator in the cinema are Sub-Zero or Wolf,” Rubinstein added.

“The finish is so spectacular and high quality that it transports you to another place.”

The dining room has an integrated bar while the main living area off the kitchen feeds through to a full-width balcony capturing water views and a sweeping panorama of the city and bridge.

A second lounge room on level one is home to yet another bar area plus the wine display wall with adjoining cool room. This entertainer’s space seamlessly flows to a terrace, a traditional sauna and the resort-style backyard.

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The resort-style back yard.

No doubt choc tops are available, too.

This really is hot property!

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The heated mosaic-tiled infinity pool and elevated spa are framed by landscaped gardens, the poolside pavilion features a fully-equipped kitchen with barbecue, an Alfa Brio pizza oven and there is a convenient powder room and outdoor shower.

Beside the pool, a sunken fire pit has a viewing panel to the pool.

There are four bedrooms with either walk-in or built in wardrobes, while the main suite houses a deluxe bathroom with steam room, plus a boutique dressing room.

Each bathroom is finished in Taj Mahal marble with Brodware tapware and smart Toto Neorest toilets.

Additional features include a cinema with Krix acoustic sound, a custom made gym or home office, and a spacious rooftop terrace with 360-degree views of the harbour and district.

Fully automated technology throughout controls the lighting, 13-zone audio system, CCTV security, ducted airconditioning and the three-car garage.

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