Key Takeaways
- The Pymble estate, ‘The Knoll’, has been listed at $8 million after a thorough heritage restoration.
- Originally purchased for $4.98 million in 2023, the property features modern finishes while preserving its historic charm.
- The home includes six bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a smart home system, all set on a 1,684 sqm block adjacent to a green reserve.
Renovation Blends Heritage with Modern Living
The historic estate known as ‘The Knoll’, located at 14 Pymble Ave, Pymble, has recently been restored and is back on the market with a price guide of $8 million. Purchased for $4.98 million in 2023, this six-bedroom, four-bathroom home showcases a stunning combination of Edwardian elegance and contemporary conveniences, reflecting a $3 million increase in value since its last sale.
Grace Zhu, the owner and developer from Cubic Property Group, led the meticulous renovation, which was guided by a heritage consultant and architect. The aim was to refurbish the home thoughtfully while preserving its original character. Key upgrades included enhancements to electrical and plumbing systems, structural adjustments, and restoring original architectural elements.
One significant change involved the internal layout, leading to a more open and functional space appropriate for modern family life. The property features high ceilings, a marble checkerboard entry foyer, and a newly designed kitchen with luxury appliances. The interior design balances heritage character with modern luxury, including newly sourced chandeliers from the Czech Republic alongside delicately restored originals.
In addition to the main living area’s original fireplace, the estate includes a guest suite, a spacious master bedroom with a skylight, and a distinct wine cellar. Zhu emphasized the importance of fine details, stating that various materials were harmoniously integrated to complement the home’s character.
As the family embarks on a new journey, Zhu expressed hope that the next owners will cherish this beautifully restored heritage property, which is currently being marketed by Rowan Lazar of Ray White Upper North Shore through an expressions of interest campaign.
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