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An architect-designed home in northern Sydney with Pittwater views has been sold.
It was listed by Noel Nicholson of Ray White Prestige Palm Beach with a price guide between $2.4 million and $2.5 million.
Nestled on a 765 square metre parcel, the home at<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-clareville-130307474" target="_blank"> 60 Wandeen Road, Clareville </a>was designed by modernist architect Stan Symonds featuring a mix of concrete with glass.
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It comprises four bedrooms, two living areas, open plan gas kitchen, front and rear terraces and a self-contained studio.
Other features include open plan design, double-height ceilings, hardwood floors and triple carport. 
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It traded for $1.34 million in 2013 and $1.1 million in 2000. 
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Clareville Stan Symonds-designed trophy home sold

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Bespoke furniture maker Mark Tuckey and wife Louella have listed their luxury northern beaches home.
The <a href="https://www.belleproperty.com/77P1371/?subOffice=77&amp;auth=88b4455e760ec5802c016d1f9113efe2#&amp;gid=1&amp;pid=11" target="_blank">waterfront home on the sands of Clareville Beach</a> is locally know as the Home and Away house, with the garden used as one of the sets for a while.
Tuckey has owned the residence, with classic Pittwater P &amp; O style rounded, for nearly a decade. He paid $3.1 million in 2009.
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Set on 900 sqm, the classic beach home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms features floor to ceiling glass, taking in views across Pittwater to Lion Island.
A master retreat on its own level also has water views, while a heated swimming pool sits in the lush tropical gardens.
The home is filled with furniture and designer art, from works by David Bromley to furniture from Borg Morgensen. 
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A week before the birth of their child Chilli, Bromley painted a rabbit and butterfly in the bedroom as a gift. The couple have another child, Indigo, and two dogs Scribble and Lillypup.
Belle Property Avalon agent Mark Griffin is marketing the home.
Tuckey started his furniture business Ancient Modes in Melbourne in 1990 with a couple of hundred dollars and a blue F-100 truck.
 
 
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Furniture maker Mark Tuckey lists Clareville Beach home

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Advertising veteran Don Morris and wife Verity have listed Bushycroft, their luxury Clareville trophy.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-clareville-127414318" target="_blank">Hilltop Road home</a>, crafted in mid-century modernist architecture, last traded for $2.35 million in 2008. It has undergone extensive renovation.
Belle Property agents Mark Griffin and Dylan Norman, who are asking $4.5 million, describe the estate as "hidden within one of the North Beaches' finest sub-tropical gardens.
It sits in nearly 3,000 sqm park-like grounds across two separate titles.
The home has two levels and four bedrooms, including a lower level studio apartment which opens to the 12.5 metre lap pool.
Morris was the former chairman of Tourism Australian and Tourism Queensland. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Mojo Australia co-founder Don Morris lists at Clareville

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The pro surfer and former Quiksilver boss Bruce Raymond and his wife Janice have sold their Clareville trophy home for about $9 million.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property/182-hudson-pde-clareville-nsw-2107" target="_blank">The sale</a> came just weeks after relisting it with reduced $9.5 million hopes.
With views to the north up Pittwater to Lion Island, it had last traded in 2004 for $6.05 million.
The couple had then added the boat house and jetty.
The house had been designed by architect Sean Gartner for Benwarin Wines owners Allan and Janneke Bagley.
The 1330 sq m Hudson Parade holding on the tip of Taylors Point initially came with hopes of setting a $13 million plus suburb record.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Former Quiksilver boss Bruce Raymond sells Clareville trophy

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The pro-surfer and former Quiksilver boss Bruce Raymond and his wife Janice have relisted their Clareville trophy home with reduced $9.5 million hopes.
The Raymond waterfront offering was designed by architect Sean Gartner for Benwarin Wines owners Allan and Janneke Bagley, with views to the north up Pittwater to Lion Island.
It was bought by the Raymonds in 2004 for $6.05 million.
The couple have since added the boathouse, jetty and beautifully landscaped gardens to the north-facing 1330 square metres on Hudson Parade at the tip of Taylors Point.
Last time, it came with hopes of setting a $13 million plus suburb high based on Clareville's high-water mark of $13.45 million being set right next door in its 2006 sale to the Press family.
There was also the sales by Boartes Consulting chief executive David Desmarchelier, who secured $12 million in 2014 for Kahala, also on Hudson Parade.
The 1663 square metre property with boatshed, gym, indoor steam and spa room sold to a US-based expat through LJ Hooker sales agent David Watson.
The Mortgage Choice founder Peter Higgins has yet to find a buyer for his sprawling 1.27 hectare estate Marara which comes with three homes, two boathouses, a wharf, slipway and 120 metre private beach on Cabarita Road.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph.
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