Palatial Euro-inspired mansion locked in for blockbuster auction

Located at 29 Lynette Way, the masterfully crafted five-bedroom, four-bathroom mansion is being marketed by Ray White Springwood and Shailer Park sales agent Johnson Teo and is set to go under the hammer on 1 August at 11am

Built as a bespoke forever home by a Swedish builder and a Russian designer, the property stands as a masterclass in cross-continental craftsmanship.

The grand property blends structural masonry and classic design elements, featuring a sweeping curved timber staircase, handcrafted cabinetry, soaring ceilings, marble-look pillars, and a centerpiece formal dining room showcasing a spectacular $50,000 tiered chandelier.

Despite its palatial scale, the estate offers an incredibly low-maintenance resort lifestyle, with a smartly tiled outdoor landscape that eliminates the burden of intense yard work.

Current owner Doris, a senior chief financial officer, purchased the property eight years ago in 2017 shortly after moving to Australia from China with her husband.

Seeking the quintessential Australian lifestyle for her growing family, the home immediately stood out as a perfect match.

“The home completely captivated us upon arrival,” said Doris, a mother-of-two.

“My husband instantly fell in love with it.

“It has provided a highly flexible sanctuary which effortlessly handled both high-level corporate working arrangements and massive international family milestones.”

Doris and her family are reluctantly parting with the home to relocate closer to East Brisbane, where their eldest son is entering senior high school at Churchie.

Spanning an expansive 1,203sqm, the estate features a layout that easily divides into two private zones, designed discreetly to look like a single grand estate from the streetscape.

A fully self-contained wing features its own kitchen, living and dining spaces, two upstairs bedrooms, a private patio, and a separate single lock-up garage.

“The estate features dual-living potential that acts as a major drawcard for multi-generational families,” Doris said, noting that the design allows older or younger generations to enjoy complete independence.

She said every member of her family had a favourite part of the home.

“Everyone always says “wow” when they see the enterance - the grand entrance really sets the tone of the house,” Doris said.

“But for my husband, he really likes the yard - as there’s no mowing involved!”

Doris said she created a more traditional-styled Chinese main dining area which her friends and family loved.

For high-end entertainers, the main hub of the home features a dedicated media cinema room with full surround sound, a classic executive study, a sprawling open-plan main living area with an oversized butler's pantry, and five indoor toilets.

The lifestyle offering extends to a resort-style outdoor space framed by mature palms and sweeping mountain views across the Daisy Hill Forest.