Normandie is a regal estate located in Dural, New South Wales, Australia and is situated on 5 lush acres. It boasts a 2-story grand hall, 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, library with French oak paneling, lounge, formal dining room, billiards room, guest apartment, 3-car garage with porte-cochere, swimming pool and a lighted tennis court. It is listed at $3,400,000.
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Tags: Australia, billiards room, swimming pool, tennis court
Looks like we’re back to the ugly Australian homes. Exterior is very bulky and I hate the schnoz this place has. Interior is ecclesiastic and dated.
It looks like a monastery outside. The inside has some rooms that look as if they were lifted from church, but a church from the 1970s. If this were actually a 500 year-old converted monastery located in France, I would forgive the terrible interior because of its history. But, this is just terrible.
Yeah, we WERE on a roll with the Australian homes, but this brings that streak to an unceremonious end. This falls flat on its face.
Pretty sure Kenny goes out to find the worst australian homes and links them on here…. Personally i love australian architecture, yes im biased, but you need to actually reference some of the good homes on here!
As an Australian I agree. Haha
Perhaps the good Australian homes don’t meet the criteria to be posted here, I think I read a comment somewhere that they had to be of a certain value and also comments relating to a home being ‘grand’. I think that the good homes here are much smaller than the ginormous monstrosities built in America and so are of lower value and I also think that its not really an Australian thing to build ‘grand, grand’ homes. Perhaps you disagree with me, but that’s how I see it.
I like the gardens/surrounds. The home itself is a shocker though.