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Breakfast Point’s historic Blacksmiths Workshop at 123 Peninsula Drive has been snapped up by a high net worth individual for $7,300,000.
Following a competitive expressions of interest campaign, the 3,133 sqm heritage building was marketed and sold by Ray White Commercial Western Sydney Managing Director Peter Vines and Directors Victor Sheu and Joseph Assaf.
Providing uninterrupted views of the Parramatta River, Mr Vines said the landmark property attracted interest from developers, residential buyers and operators in the hospitality industry.
“This was one of the most unique properties I’ve ever worked on and it was no surprise that we received more than 100 enquiries, and nine offers, given there can be numerous future uses for it,” Mr Vines said.
“This was the last available waterfront asset within the award-winning Breakfast Point master planned development, nearing completion by Rose Group and CBUS Property, on a 52ha site which is home to some 2,650 dwellings."
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The property was built in 1891 and has housed the display suite for the entire project for many years.
The building is 400 sqm internally and the site has an R3 Medium Density zoning, however, it has received approval for commercial use.
“It would suit hospitality, commercial office, residential or a mixture of uses which would need approval by the City of Canada Bay Council,” Mr Assaf said.
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Historic Breakfast Point Blacksmiths Workshop sold

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An architecturally custom built house in Breakfast Point, NSW has been sold for $3.175 million. 
The five bedroom, four bathroom home is situated at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-breakfast+point-132865774" target="_blank">5 Emily Street</a>. 
Nestled on a 489sqm block, the double brick house comes with three oversized living areas, upper level rumpus, games room, and designer kitchen. 
Other features include double height entry foyer, timber doors, high ceilings and double garage plus storage. 
It comes with country club membership with access to tennis courts, pool and gym.
Its location is close to local shops, cafes, buses and foreshore walks. 
Norman So and Michael Murphy of Belle Property Strathfied sold the property. 
The home was last sold in 2009 for $680,800. 
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Breakfast Point custom built trophy home sold for $3.175 million

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A three bedroom plus penthouse apartment with harbour views at Breakfast Point has been listed for sale for $3,985,000.
Located at 601/58 Peninsula Drive, it boasts 200 sqm of interior space and is located in a corner location with a northernly aspect.
Featuring three ensuites, a powder room, two balconies, two car spces and a retreat/study it shows Rose’s commitment to designing homes of style and character.
The bespoke kitchen is fitted with Miele appliances including a 90 centimetre self-cleaning oven, combi-microwave oven, steam oven, five burner gas cooktop, an integrated range hood and semi-integrated dishwasher and Vintec wine fridge.
Bench tops features imported Italian Calacutta marble tiles with 40 millimetre of downturn edges and smoked mirror glass splash back.
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There is also a polished brone kitchen tap, NanoGranite double bowl under-mounted kitchen sinks and an operable folding wall to conceal the kitchen included.
Sun-drenched living areas features dark Oak timber floors accompanied by 100% wool carpet in the bedrooms.
The property is in close proximity to the parklands, Village Centre, shops, cafes and restaurants.
The Breakfast Point Country Club is also nearby and has a range of activities including gymnasium, spa, sauna, steam room, swimming pool and five tennis courts.
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