Award-winning actress Sheree Da Costa is set to offload her beautiful home on Sydney’s northern beaches.
The Australian performer, who co-stars in Rebel Wilson’s new film The Deb, has listed the gorgeous four-bedroom, three-bathroom pad in Avalon for $4.8million.
After buying the original two-storey property in 2013 for $1,255,000, the former ballerina had a stylish home constructed on the site.
According to The Manly Daily, Da Costa now plans to downsize on the northern beaches where she has lived for 40 years.
Featuring a late 19th century retro design influence, the superbly styled home boasts stone and wood features.
Award-winning actress Sheree Da Costa is set to offload her beautiful home on Sydney ‘s northern beaches
The Australian performer, who co-stars in Rebel Wilson ‘s new film The Deb, has listed the gorgeous four-bedroom, three-bathroom pad in Avalon for $4.8million
Located only streets away from famed Avalon Beach, 39kms from the CBD, highlights include coffered ceilings and parquetry floors.
There’s also a custom built chef’s kitchen, a studio and a spacious entertainment deck with built-in BBQ cooker.
Other features include sculptured gardens, and a lavish master suite that takes up the entire top floor and includes a luxurious en suite, dressing room, skylights and a private balcony.
Located only streets away from famed Avalon Beach, 39kms from the CBD, highlights include coffered ceilings and parquetry floors
According to The Manly Daily , Da Costa now plans to downsize on the northern beaches where she has lived for 40 years
Da Costa made headlines in 2023 after winning the Best Actress prize at the Cannes World Film Festival for the short film Dancing With My Mother.
Until her late career change to actress she was better known in the dance world as a leading ballerina.
The dark-haired beauty was a Principal Dancer with the prestigious Australian Ballet before from the stage.
She won plaudits for her work on Baz Luhrmann’s film Moulin Rouge as assistant choreographer.
Da Costa also published a non-fiction book Taking the Drop in 2011, which was about her adventures as a middle aged surfer.
Featuring a late 19th century retro design influence, the superbly styled home boasts stone and wood features
