INTERIOR designer Nicole Vatselias of Lumu Interiors has listed her immaculate home for sale with Ray White Double Bay associate director Warren Ginsberg.
Ms Vatselias, who owns the Lumu Interiors homeware store in Double Bay, is famed for her keen eye for contemporary style.
As well as being an exceptional sourcing destination, LuMu has established itself as a respected interior styling and decoration company. The designer who loves black and white, previously had a business in floral design for weddings and events but her passion has always been in styling and interiors.
Mr Ginsberg said the immaculately presented four bedroom waterfront home at 17 Boambilee Ave, Vaucluse sat on an expansive 990sq m parcel of land in Vaucluse’s most exclusive pocket.
“This is an extremely amazing and unique offering in Vaucluse. It has impressive street presence with 20m frontage, and an extensive landscaped backyard with sprawling manicured lawn, luxurious swimming pool and cabana,” Mr Ginsberg said.
“Set in a tightly-held blue chip location on the harbour side of Vaucluse, it is just footsteps from Parsley Bay Beach and iconic Nielsen Park, while offering easy access to esteemed local schools.”
The property is set down for auction on March 28 at 630pm at Ray White Double Bay’s auction rooms on New South Head Road. The price guide is $6M.
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