Rose Bay Waterfront Home Sells for $82.5 Million, Setting New Record

A Rose Bay waterfront estate at 14 Tivoli Avenue has sold for $82.5 million, marking Sydney’s highest house sale of 2025 and setting a new suburb record.



Record Sale in Rose Bay

A luxury property owned by Orazio and Yolanda Camuglia has achieved the top residential sale of the year, finalised on 22 October 2025. The result exceeded Rose Bay’s previous record of $54.6 million from February and topped all Sydney house sales for the year.

Situated on a 1,138-square-metre waterfront parcel, the home comprises three self-contained residences with eight bedrooms, ten bathrooms, and four-car garaging. The sale was managed by Forbes Global Properties agents Ken Jacobs and Hui Xu.

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Waterfront Luxury and Design

Stretching from Tivoli Avenue to the harbour’s edge, the home offers sweeping views of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Sydney skyline. Interiors feature Carrara marble, marine-grade fittings, and expansive glass detailing. The estate also includes a pool, gym, sauna, landscaped gardens, and a boathouse.

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Market Standing and Comparisons

The $82.5 million sale surpasses the previous suburb record and the recent $60 million transaction at Vaucluse’s Coolong Road. Experts describe the sale as one of Sydney’s five highest residential property deals on record, underscoring continued strength in the city’s prestige market.

History and Renovations

The Camuglias first acquired part of the Tivoli Avenue site in 2004 and spent years expanding and modernising the residence. A 2018 development approval under architect Renato D’Ettore included major extensions and upgrades.

The couple are also known for commissioning D’Ettore for other projects, including Coogee Castle and Italianate House in Surry Hills.

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Shifting Property Landscape



Property valuer Simon Feilich noted that Rose Bay’s market reflects both high-end individual sales and collective redevelopment trends. Long-held family properties are increasingly being amalgamated for aged-care and medium-density projects, signalling ongoing transformation in the suburb’s housing landscape.

Published 3-Nov-2025



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