15 Busby Parade Bronte

Iconic Historic Residence, A Once-In-A-Lifetime Opportunity In Prime Locale

An incredible circa c1885 house set on a large block, this North-Facing historic home represents an outstanding Bronte opportunity, ripe for an imaginative renewal to return it to its glory days when it was Manor home to an array of prominent Sydney citizens. Lovingly held in the same family since 1963 and one of the first residences in the area that has retained many of its original features including hand-cut sandstone, heritage ceiling roses, floor boards and skirting boards, a hand carved solid wood staircase, etched glass, and original iron locks. The Property includes a decorative carved Sandstone Archway that was transported from England and pre-dates the house by more than a century. Set over 2 main levels, currently configured with up to 4 bedrooms and a deep yard that extends all the way to Clifton Lane, allowing rear-lane access. There is potential here to create a coastal abode of substantial magnitude, potentially adding extensions out to the current yard and the possibility to add an additional 4th level at the rear of the property (STCA). Only 5 minutes' walk to both Bronte and Clovelly beach, plus the vibrant cafe scene on Macpherson Street and within minutes of Clovelly Public School - this is a once-in-a-generation property, ready for the next chapter in its long history.

Amazing c1885 home, one of the first houses in the suburbIncredible chance to craft a landmark home in prized settingExtensive period details, lovely sandstone block constructionSandstone thought to have been quarried from Bronte CuttingCurrently with up to 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 kitchensFlexibility for an additional lounge room, garageRear access, deep backyard reaching right down to Clifton LaneSweeping ocean views from first and second levelRich storied history, part of original Chesterfield Heights EstateTerrific location, easy access to beach, stroll to cafes, shoppingExclusive rare opportunity to purchase a slice of Bronte historyMuch-loved family home poised and ready for its next chapter