Plastic surgeon Robert Drielsma, who specialises in breast and facial surgery, and his anaesthetist wife Debbie Hong have sold their reconstructed mansion for $25m.
The pair bought the P&O style five-bedrom, six-bathroom home with four-car garage at 17 Drumalbyn Rd, Bellevue Hill for $9.85m in 2011 and undertook a major facelift two years later, calling in the expertise of the renowned architect Andre Porebski.
Their previous Tony Masters-designed Tamarama home had sold for $6.75m.
Known as Carrabah, their most recent incredible home on a 1012 sqm block was on the market with agents Alison Coopes and Bradfield BadgerFox’s Katrina Wilson for five weeks before it sold this week.
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The north-facing three-level residence offers state-of-the-art technology and all major rooms opening to terraces with amazing views.
The master wing features a sitting area, walk-in wardrobe, and ensuite.
Formal and informal living/dining areas flow to private level north-facing gardens, which offer panoramic harbour views.
The kitchen features Miele appliances, Calacatta marble, a butler’s pantry and bar along with a wine cellar.
The kitchen and family area flows to the garden and gas-heated pool and spa and cabana, which offers its own private bathroom and gas built-in barbecue.
There’s even a lift to all three levels.
Dr Drielsma’s practice is based in Bondi Junction and he also conducts consulting clinics in Wagga Wagga, Camden and Canberra.
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Originally published as Plastic surgeon Robert Drielsma and anaesthetist Debbie Hong sell Bellevue Hill’s Carrabah for $25m
