Corporate adviser Jeff Singh to sell $22m Centennial Park mansion

Corporate adviser Jeff Singh has listed his Centennial Park mansion with a $20 million to $22 million guide, the second trophy property to hit the prestige market on Sydney’s coveted Lang Road in the past week.

Singh’s 1907-built villa joined the market at the same time as gallerist Gene Sherman’s expansive Federation mansion, Braelin, came to market with price expectations over $25 million.

According to CoreLogic, Singh paid $7.15 million to Nicholas Davie for the property overlooking Centennial Park in 2015, three years after he founded boutique advisory firm Chase Corporate Advisory.

Mr Singh told The Australian Financial Review he and his family had decided to sell due to commitments overseas.

“We are looking to sell as we are wanting to spend more time abroad and time with family based in Toronto,” Mr Singh said.

The five-bedroom, five-bathroom home sits on an 841-square-metre block adjacent to one of Centennial Park’s main entry gates, and has undergone an extensive renovation by architect Thomas Hamel and builders DCB.

The improvements included a conservatory, additional bedroom suite and renovations to the guest house and pool area.

The property features European oak floorboards with underfloor heating, a chef’s kitchen featuring Calacatta marble, gym, cellar, mosaic-tiled pool, and a four-car garage accessed from a rear lane.

While there are no harbour views, buyer’s agent Sam Green, of Advantage, said Lang Road properties were highly prized because of their lifestyle offering.