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Bold by Design. Made for Mosman Living.

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Balmoral makes it easy to go out. This home makes it hard to leave. Discover how sculptural architecture, resort-style entertaining and the best of Mosman living come together at 3 Methuen Avenue, where the lifestyle beyond your doorstep is every bit as appealing as the home itself.

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There’s a particular rhythm to life on the Balmoral slopes. Morning swims before the day begins. Coffee by the water. Afternoons that unfold without much planning.

At 3 Methuen Avenue, Mosman, that way of life finds its architectural counterpart. A sculptural new family residence where striking design, considered luxury and a coveted coastal setting come together to make everyday living feel anything but ordinary.

The Setting

Balmoral Isn’t Just for Weekends

Some of Sydney’s most desirable destinations are simply part of the neighbourhood here.

From early swims at Balmoral Beach and walks through Georges Heights to leisurely lunches by the harbour, the best of Mosman invites a lifestyle that’s both active and wonderfully unhurried.

Village cafés, boutique shopping and established parklands add to the appeal, offering a rare balance of coastal escape and everyday convenience.

It’s a setting that makes staying local feel like a luxury in itself. And from its elevated position, 3 Methuen enjoys outlooks towards Balmoral Beach and Middle Harbour, bringing a sense of its surroundings into the home.

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The Architecture

A Bold Statement. A Natural Connection.

Great architecture doesn’t simply command attention. It creates a connection to the place around it.

Designed by EMK Architects and built by Hammercorp, 3 Methuen makes its mark through sculptural curves, natural stone and an interplay of form and light.

Inside, a four-metre ceiling gives the living and dining area a remarkable sense of openness, while circular skylights, a statement staircase and expansive glazing bring movement, warmth and natural light into the spaces.

Warm timber, chevron oak flooring and Italian marble lend a softer, more tactile quality to the architecture. Covered balconies upstairs frame the outlook, making the coastal setting an integral part of the living experience.

The result is a home that makes a confident design statement without losing sight of what matters most: how it feels to live there.

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The Entertaining

The Art of Staying In

When home feels this good, the best plans don’t always involve going out.

Living and dining spaces extend to landscaped outdoor entertaining, where a mosaic-tiled pool, complete with a dedicated swim lane and shallow play shelf, sets the scene for long summer afternoons.

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A covered outdoor kitchen with a Wolf barbecue makes entertaining feel natural, whether it’s a relaxed family lunch, friends around the pool or an evening that stretches well beyond sunset.

Inside, the Calacatta Monet marble kitchen pairs V-Zug appliances, Sub-Zero refrigeration and a concealed butler’s pantry with the practicality needed for everyday life.

It’s a home equally at ease with a house full of guests or an afternoon with nowhere else to be.

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The Everyday

Beautiful to Behold. Better to Live In.

Beyond the architectural details, the true measure of a home is how well it works for the people who live there.

Five bedrooms, four bathrooms and multiple living spaces provide room for families to come together and space to retreat. An upstairs family retreat offers a quieter setting, while the considered layout accommodates changing routines, visiting guests and different stages of family life.

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Comfort is woven into the details. Underfloor bathroom heating, zoned climate control, intelligent lighting and integrated audio create an environment that responds to the needs of the day.

Together with substantial solar capacity and a double garage with internal access, these are the practical luxuries that make a lasting difference.

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The Connection

A Home That Belongs to Its Surroundings

The appeal of 3 Methuen Avenue extends well beyond its architecture.

It’s in the freedom to begin the day at Balmoral, return to a home designed for connection and entertaining, and enjoy the quieter moments just as much as the memorable ones.

Distinctive in its architecture. Considered in every detail. And unmistakably connected to the lifestyle that makes Mosman so desirable.

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Priscilla Ouvrier

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Michael Coombs

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Balmoral makes it easy to go out. This home makes it hard to leave. Discover how sculptural architecture, resort-style entertaining and the best of Mosman living come together at 3 Methuen Avenue, where the lifestyle beyond your doorstep is every bit as appealing as the home itself.

Discover 3 Methuen Avenue, Mosman, presented by Priscilla Ouvrier and Michael Coombs of Atlas.

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