Angelina Jolie laps up life of waterfront luxury with new Sydney home The Bellevue Hill property where Angelina Jolie is staying while in Sydney. Angleina Jolie in Sydney this week. AN energetic game of tennis with the kids or a relaxing cocktail by the pool after a busy day filming - these are the difficult decision facing Hollywood big shot Angelina Jolie. And if these delights begin to pall, a game of hide and seek in the Bellevue Hill mansion might appeal - although with 10 bedrooms (12 if you count the staff quarters) it might be after dinner before Jolie tracks down all of her six children. The 4029sqm Eastern Suburbs estate is where Jolie and her brood will call home at least for the next month while making her directional debut withe the new movie Unbroken. And all for the bargain-basement price of $40,000 a week - or $5700 a night. Angelina Jolie's wardrobe has been all black while in Sydney Said to be the third largest residence in Bellevue Hill, it is close to both the exclusive Scots College and also Cairnton, home to James Packer's late father Kerry and mother, Ros. The property seems to have family appeal, recently being rented by Will Smith and his family. The Jolie's will have their run of the estate, including wait staff, groundskeepers and even a personal housekeeper to cater to the family's every need. Angelina Jolie and kids get sightseeing in Australia With massive lawns, formal and casual dining rooms and television retreat with a TV screen that would do a cinema proud, the house is perfect for entertaining. And when the guests are gone you can tone up in the gym before pampering yourself in the luxury bathroom. Since jetting into Sydney last week Jolie has been seen with her six children - Maddox, 12, Pax, 9, Zahara, 8, Shiloh, 7, Vivienne and Knox, both 5 - visiting Sydney Aquarium, Taronga Zoo and Luna Park. Julie Rogers of Laing + Simmons Double Bay, who manages the property jointly with other agents, said despite it's enormous price tag, the estate was rarely off the rental market. ``It's without a doubt one of the finer properties in all of Sydney," Ms Rogers said. While she would not be drawn on the specifics of its current tenants, she said all visitors - celebrity or otherwise - ``thoroughly enjoyed" their time at the property. Meanwhile reports that Brad Pitt was set to join his family this weekend were seemingly wide of the mark, with the actor instead surfacing in London on the set of his upcoming action flick Fury, co-starring Shia Lebeouf. But Pitt is certain to spend time in Australia during filming of Jolie's second directorial effort, which is set to begin filming on October 21.