Peter Gregg lists Taj at Double Bay

The former Primary Healthcare CEO Peter Gregg has his Double Bay trophy home abode being quietly shown off-market by Ray White Double Bay.

The four-bedroom, heritage-listed 1934 mansion is known locally as "Taj."

Gregg and wife Tobi Moroz purchased the house in 2015 from prominent legal couple Maurice Neil and Natasha Goulden for $6.2 million.

The landmark Spanish Revival property has been listed through Ray White Double Bay’s Michael Finger and Peter Leipnik.

​A major renovation in 2005 won it a Woollahra Council Conservation Award. 

The heritage-listed property comes with DA-approved plans for alterations and additions designed by Howe Architects.

The Wiston Garden Spanish Mission-style house was built on the cul-de-sac in 1934 at a cost of £2,700.

The heritage listed property was built in 1934 by poulterer Albert Glazebrook with rare Max Le Verrier light fittings.

Subsequent owners included the art dealer Marlene Antico and the corporate adviser Robert Crossman who paid $1,705,000 in 1997.