Pettit + Sevitt Kellyville offering still for sale
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Ken Woolley's latest Modernist Pettit + Sevitt project home, built recently with 21st-century thinking, remains listed with $1.18 million plus hopes after being withdrawn from its weekend auction.
The five-bedroom, two-bathroom Lowline house project by the veteran architect was built in the Sydney hills district suburb of Kellyville at the request of Val Sevitt, the widow of company co-founder Ron Sevitt.
It is three decades after the original building company closed its doors. The original 1960s house design has been updated to meet modern building requirements.
Pettit + Sevitt relaunched in 2009 under the directorship of Ron Sevitt’s widow, Val Sevitt, and her children, Colin Sevitt and Carol Perry.
At one stage Pettit + Sevitt was building 400 of Lowline houses a year with about 3,500 built in the 1960s and '70s.
The latest offering remains listed through McGrath agent Mark Vinogradov.
