The King is separated from his fortress.
The King is separated from his fortress.
Kyle Sandilands has put his weekend mansion on the outskirts of Sydney up for sale.
The radio star paid $3m for a large property in the Hills District of Sydney’s North West in August 2022 with the intention of building a Hamptons-style family home.
Now brought to the market by Carolyn Wheatley Principal at Belle Property Dural. who is guiding $5.7m to $5.9m.
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Kyle Sandilands home in Glenorie is for sale.
Sandilands settled on the 9580 sqm acreage in Glenorie which is bordered by bushland, just weeks before his then-wife Tegan Kynaston gave birth to the couple’s first child, Otto.
The home has changed a lot as it has ended up being considered a “property”. [that] it really needs to be seen to be believed”.
In February last year, Sandilands revealed that it had started renovating the property.
The start was announced by Vaucluse-based Sandilands when a listener called, informing him that he had seen him at the award-winning Glenorie Bakery.
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Inside the home. Photo: Jose Luis Cantabrana
Many characters. Photo: Jose Luis Cantabrana
Feature room. Photo: Jose Luis Cantabrana
“It’s a beautiful home and Kyle and Tegan have worked so hard to make it beautiful,” Wheatley said.
“They combined the traditional Georgian character of the home with a modern upgrade, consistent with the home’s pedigree.”
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Home during renovation. Photo: Sam Ruttyn
The home is being put on the market with a public showing on Thursday night and Wheatley said he expects there to be a lot of interest in the home, which will attract families, especially those who want to live in multiple generations.
He said Sandilands was selling the house because he wanted to be closer to the city.
That means he could be on the market for another weekend or look to upgrade the $14m Vaucluse home he bought in 2023.
Reduce the appeal. Photo: Jose Luis Cantabrana
By the lake. Photo: Jose Luis Cantabrana
“Originally purchased in March 2022, this property has since undergone an extensive transformation combining timeless architectural character with modern finishes and functionality for modern family living,” reads the home’s advertisement.
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Kyle Sandilands and his wife Teagan at home. Photo: Jose Luis Cantabrana
“The Georgian-inspired two-story home offers an exceptional scale, with approximately 832 internal living spaces (excluding the alfresco). A grand entryway sets the tone, with a circular parliamentary-style walkway leading to the porte-cochère and a welcoming balcony above.
“Designed to accommodate multiple or multiple people, this property has six or more bedrooms, five bathrooms and multiple formal and informal living areas with soaring ceilings.
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Sandilands bought this home in 2022. This is a previous fix.
The home last traded with a $3m handover
Home sits on 9580 sqm acreage Source: realestate.com.au
“At its center, there is a large dining kitchen that gives a home, accompanied by a large preparation area, a large storage area and formal and casual dining areas.
Outside, the estate offers a true living space, with beautifully landscaped gardens, expansive lawns and a built-in deck with views of the countryside and mountains.
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