August 26, 2026 — 11:30am

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Holland House in Sydney’s Middle Cove was as famous for its architecture as it was for a ballet performed on the cantilevered terrace that hovers 12 metres above rock and bush.

The balcony had no handrails.

The cliff top home on an impossible site at 31 Rembrandt Drive was designed by one of Sydney’s most divisive architects, Neville Gruzman, and is now on the market for the first time in 40 years and with balustrades for safety.

“Gruzman was a Sydney sensualist,” said Tone Wheeler, who was among the first of…

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