Take A Look Inside Lisa And Peter's Sydney Compound As It Hits The Market For $23m

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Property Description

‘Ingleneuk’ (c. 1993) – Grand harbour-view estate on 3,214sqm

Commanding uninterrupted harbour views, ‘Ingleneuk’ is a landmark brick veneer residence that has been comprehensively updated for modern living. Set on a 3,214sqm parcel, the property combines its Federation brick façade with practical inclusions such as treated pine floorboards, Chinese marble benchtops and a fully air-conditioned man cave.

Interiors

Spanning two substantial levels, the home retains its original leadlight windows (made at the Hotondo Homes joinery factory in Minto) and decorative fretwork, now complemented by imported laminate flooring in high-traffic areas. The award-winning Clive Lucas renovation introduced a formal lounge, entertainer’s kitchen, and an expansive parents’ retreat, each space enhanced with ducted air-conditioning and ceiling fans from Beacon Lighting.

Key Features Indoor

Parents’ retreat with spa ensuite, walk-in robe and balcony overlooking the neighbour’s cannabis plants and the Bridge.
Formal lounge and dining rooms, with twin fireplaces converted to ethanol burners.
Entertainer’s kitchen with Chinese marble island, tiled splashback and integrated Amart breakfast stools.
Generous pantry with shelving suitable for Costco bulk purchases.

Key Features Outdoor

Full-sized floodlit tennis court, resurfaced with multi-purpose synthetic suitable for basketball or scooter riding.
Heated above-ground pool with adjoining Stratco cabana, outdoor wet bar and pop-up TV.
Landscaped grounds featuring low-maintenance AstroTurf, BBQ area and treated pine retaining walls.
Wide verandah with ornate plywood timberwork, ideal for evening drinks or smoking Dunhills on.

Key Features Additional

Former coach house reimagined as a man cave complete with:

Signed Conor McGregor punching mitts.
Signed picture of Brett Lee ‘starting the chainsaw’ after clean bowling NZ’s Chris Martin for a golden duck.
Dart board featuring John Eales on Phil Kearns’ shoulders, with darts in situ.
Triple garage currently configured as gym/bar/UFC shrine.
Original Federation entry door enhanced with Crimsafe.
Solar panels under finance, ducted air-conditioning, and multiple ceiling fans.