The result eclipses the previous suburb record set in May when 6 Malory Ave sold for $3.070 million. The property was also the highest recorded auction result across the north shore — which had a 69.81 per cent clearance rate.

Gemma Avon, of McConnell Bourn, said there were two registered bidders on the day.

The home had a price guide of $3 million to $3.3 million.

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Ms Avon said the result showed West Pymble was continuing to perform in line with last year’s trends.

“The suburb is performing very well and we have the same amount of homes on the market as last year, with equally good demand,” she said.

The buyer on the day was a couple from Ryde who had previously been unsure of the property earlier in the campaign.

The vendors sold with plans to move to the next chapter of their life in the eastern suburbs.

Ms Avon said buyers loved the properties appeal and quality.

“It is something special, not only is it really big, but its double brick build makes it a quality home,” she said.

The home is a stroll to buses that run to Gordon rail and Macquarie University. It has a four car lock up garage, a wine cellar for 400 bottles and garden and lawn irrigation.