For those looking for a slice of perfection, Number 26 could be just the ticket, says Elliot Placks of Ray White Double Bay. There is nothing-fake about 26 Wolseley road. This 6 bedroom 1920’s home is the ultimate period masterpiece, expertly designed by renowned architect of the time Hardy Wilson .
Located on arguably the most expensive road in the world, its formal drawing room has an original fireplace and grand French doors that open to a magnificent view of the Sydney Harbour. The home is an eclectic fusion of old and new, its period features lovingly restored – With expansive living areas and vast proportions this may very well be the worlds’ most perfect home.
The location is ideal for families and businessmen, within minutes from Double Bay Village shops, cosmopolitan eateries, buses and prestigious schools.
The home is on the market by expressions of interest as marketed by Ray White Double Bay.
Insights from Elliott Placks, Managing Director & Principal, Ray White Double Bay Changes in policy always bring about new levels of uncertainty across the market. However, changes also make way for new opportunities; particularly for those who act strategically and not reactively. Last week’s federal budget introduced major changes to Negative Gearing benefits and Capital … […]
Following the recent Federal Budget announcements, we would like to provide a clear overview of what the proposed changes may mean for property owners, investors, owner occupiers, and renters moving forward. The 2026 Federal Budget introduced the most significant changes to property investment tax settings in decades. While the headlines have been dramatic, the reality is … […]