First published 10 Nov 2026, 5:00am
‘Rock star status’: James Bond Southern Highlands home for sale
Spectre, the Moss Vale home of Patsy Peacock and Michael Lynch, who apparently name their homes after Bond films, has been listed for sale.
The 1920s home was known as Windyriggs when the creative couple bought it in 2022 for $4m.
It has since been transformed by architect Natalie Miller amid almost 7000 sq m of century-old gardens.
“We felt it deserved a new life,” Patsy recently noted.
The marketing suggests the home has “rock star” status, seemingly requiring three listing agencies, Randall Kemp at Bresic Whitney, Tim McLean at Campbell Jones Property, and Sarah Wotton at Di Jones Bowral.
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Spectre, the Moss Vale home of Patsy and Michael Lynch, has been listed for sale.
The four-bedroom house, hidden behind electric gates and a substantial hedge, offers luxury resort-style features. Its designer kitchen with terrazzo and stainless-steel finishes, comes with a butler’s pantry.
The living space has a hidden four-metre cinema screen.
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There’s a heated tiled swimming pool accompanied by a fireplace-equipped cabana and a dedicated wellness retreat featuring an infra-red sauna.
The grounds have a standalone garden escape room wired for music, books and television, alongside a glasshouse, and vegetable gardens.
There is an autonomous Husqvarna mowing system.
The couple, with careers spanning advertising, publishing, music and the arts, relocated their main home from Sydney in 1997, seeking out a more connected creative community.
Their past properties were at Robertson and Burrawang.
The home boasts luxury resort-style features.
“I wanted a creative community to be engaged with. That’s what you get in country villages and towns that you don’t get easily in the city,” Patsy recalled on Spectre’s marketing website.
Patsy proffered some advice for anyone considering its purchase:
“You’ll think you’re buying this for a weekender, but I guarantee Kings Road will drag you in, and you’ll never want to leave on Mondays!”
The home was named after the James Bond film Spectre.
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