There’s a commercial pizza oven, firepit, gym and pontoon, but the wine cellar is what really stands out in this Gold Coast house.
Home to the Atkins family for 18 years, the luxury compound at Sorrento is deceptively discreet from the street.
39 Campbell St, Sorrento.
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“It was very deceptive from the front but the water reach instantly appealed,” vendor Michael Atkins said.
“You’ve got privacy because you’re not looking across into neighbours.
“Instead you have unimpeded views of trees, the water and a north orientation.”
Anchored in a tranquil bay, just 50m from the main river, the new owners can enjoy the best of both worlds. “We can soak up rivers views without wake damage or boat noise.”
The entertainer features an alfresco terrace with a commercial pizza oven, pool, waterside firepit plus a pontoon, sandy beach, boat ramp and boat shed.
The epic wine cellar.
And don’t forget the 1500 bottle temperature-controlled wine cellar with double glazing, insulation, a pressed metal ceiling and LED lighting.
“It’s been fantastic for entertaining,” Mr Atkins said. “We’ve hosted big parties here of over 100 people. This house copes beautifully for that. Especially the wine cellar. That will be hard to leave.”
The property, which has been renovated twice during their tenure, is also a story of contrasts where every room seems to have a tale to tell.
“We wanted each room to have personality,” he said. “We ask ourselves, ‘where would we like to go today’.”
Style at every turn.
On offer is an elegant lounge with gas fireplace, inset into an Aspen natural stone wall, a living room which is reminiscent in an English reception room, a pool room with an oversized servery window plus a decadent timber panelled dining room adorned wall chandeliers. There’s also a cocktail bar and cabinet plus Beverly Hills Hotel handpainted wallpaper – another stand out of the residence.
The house is on the market through Kollosche agents Eoghan Murphy and Michael Kollosche who say they have had plenty of interest.
The kitchen.
“Of all my listings at the moment this one has generated the most inquiry,” Mr Murphy said. “We’ve just been inundated. The majority of interest is coming from Melbourne.”
He described the house as “a home with plenty of character”.
The property is on the market at $2.75 million through Eoghan Murphy and Michael Kollosche of Kollosche.
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