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Glenn Duncan, the Western Sydney Wanderers co-owner, and his wife, Lisa Marie, have listed in Mosman.
Their grand five-bedroom Victorian gothic trophy home Allowah was bought for $8.5 million from Citibank’s Tim Robinson and his wife, Kirstine, in 2014.
The 1881 sandstone residence had a makeover by interior stylist Lisa Burdus.
The 1239 square metre holding overlooking Mosman Bay has gardens designed by Paul Bangay from the Robinson’s ownership.
One of the oldest homes on the lower north shore, the auction has been scheduled for February 26 through Belle agent Helen Wilson who has given a $12 million price guidance.
The Duncans moved to Mosman after selling their $1.99 million home in Glenhaven having outlaid $1.65 million in boomtime 2003.
The 2014 buyers are currently seeking $2,799,000 through Louis Carr Real Estate.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph. 
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Western Sydney Wanderers co-owner lists gothic Mosman trophy home

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Two 19th century homes designed by Edmund Blacket in Darling Point have been sold. Both have been flats, so now face conversion back to single dwellings.
One of the pioneer Thomas Mort's former homes, the heritage listed 1850 Greenoaks Cottage, set on 1,307 square metres, has sold for perhaps $6.5 million having been long listed through Michael Dunn at Richardson &amp; Wrench Double Bay who was seeking $7 million plus buyer interest.
It was built around 1850 to a design by Edmund Blacket for the children of renowned industrialist Thomas Mort.
<a href="https://www.rwdoublebay.com.au/1779741/" target="_blank">The Gothic Revival residence, St Mark's Terrace</a> (pictured above) has also sold - at around $5.5million - having been listed following the death of the MacMahon family matriarch Betty, wife of the late surgeon Dr Edward MacMahon, whose portrait by the artist, Sir William Dobell won the 1959 Archibald prize.
Built around 1849, it was designed by the colonial architect as part of the Bishopscourt estate when owned by Thomas Mort.
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The heritage-listed property currently configured as four apartments is set be returned as a residence after its sale, also by Richardson &amp; Wrench Double Bay's Michael Dunn.
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