37 Wentworth Rd, Vaucluse, has hopes of $15 million.

Yet another stunning Vaucluse home has hit the market as momentum builds in Sydney’s prestige market ahead of Easter.

This time it’s the brand new north-facing home at 37 Wentworth Rd owned by Julian Babarczy, the Regal Funds Management portfolio manager, and his wife, Olivia, whose Plunge Collective creates caftans and resortwear.

The six-bedroom, seven bathroom palatial residence with a three-car garage is a conjunction listing with Ray White Double Bay principal Elliott Placks and the managing director of Sotheby’s International, Michael Pallier. It goes to auction just ahead of Easter — on April 4.

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Brand new and super stylish.

Tranquil harbour views.

The extraordinary home sits on a 930 sqm block sits above the sweeping hilltops of Vaucluse and Sydney Harbour.

It offers formal and casual living zones flowing to sunny terraces.

There’s a kitchen with a Calcutta marble island bench and European appliances.

And other highlights are the lift, the landscaped lawn around the swimming pool, the nine-metre wall of cascading greenery in the garden and the rooftop with 360 degree views.

Informal living.

A close up of that pool, which also has harbour views.

The prestigious double-digit eastern suburbs listing include a range of others reported exclusively by the Wentworth Courier over the past week.

These include the Vaucluse mansion of former Westpac CEO Brian Hartzer at 20 Ray Ave, which has a $20 million guide with Brad Pillinger of Pillinger and the massive Rose Bay home of property developer Robert Burger at 7 Fernleigh Gardens which has hopes “in the teens” through Bart Doff and Steven Zoellner of Laing and Simmons Double Bay.

What a green wall!

Lavish bathrooms.

Then there’s lawyer William Conley’s incredibly beautiful home at 190 Queen St, Woollahra, which has a guide of $11 million to $12 million through Ben Collier of The Agency.

And Collier also has the reinvented home of interior designer, Kathryn Haynes, at 36 Martin Rd, Centennial Park, which has a $10 million guide.