The decadent ‘French mansion’ used for the first season of The Bachelor hits the rental market for $6,500 a week
The decadent French-style mansion that was used as a filming location for the first season of The Bachelor Australia is up for rent for $6,500 a week.
Located in Bayview, on the beaches of Sydney’s northern tip, 34km from the CBD, the three-level platform has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
The resort-style extension last sold in 2020 for $9.5 million and comes fully furnished, it reports the daily telegraph.
Perched high on a headland overlooking Mona Vale and Pittwater, the richly appointed home features a swimming pool and tennis court.
Designed as a blend of 19th century elegance and modern luxury, it features stone terraces on each level, offering stunning views of the surrounding bushland.
The decadent French-style mansion that was used as a filming location for the first season of The Bachelor Australia rents for $6,500 a week.
The first season of The Bachelor starred Tim Robards and its lead Anna Heinrich.
Perched high on a headland overlooking Mona Vale and Pittwater, the richly appointed home features a swimming pool and tennis court. (In the image: the view from the pool)
The opulent bedrooms feature walk-in closets and private baths, while the bathrooms feature marble, granite, and wood finishes.
Highlights include spacious living areas, including a ballroom-sized entertainment area with granite fireplace.
There is also a banquet dining room, a library and a games room.
Other highlights include a gym and a spa and sauna with changing rooms.
In the photo: the kitchen with one of several lounge areas visible in the background
In the image: one of the beautiful bedrooms.
Meanwhile, other features include a commercial outdoor kitchen and bar, a separate study retreat, and a wine cellar.
Called ‘La Joie De Vivre,’ meaning ‘the joy of living,’ Bachelor fans will recognize the signature pad from the 2013 inaugural season.
That season featured suitor Tim Robards, who cast Anna Heinrich in the finale.
The mansion was once the home of Clive Thomas, who renovated the house after buying it in 2016 for $7.05 million.