$2 million worth of stolen artwork has been found in a caretakers garage after disappearing from the walls of an inner-city Sydney penthouse. Three years after the theft, police were investigating a car syndicate and executed a search warrant on a Wiley Park property. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, in a discovery described as 'quite remarkable' by police, all of the paintings along with three stolen luxury cars were found. $2 million worth of stolen artwork has been found in a caretakers garage after disappearing from Sydney home . The works were stolen in 2010 after being taken from property investor, Peter O'Mara's home in Darling Point . 18 paintings were taken from property investor, Peter O'Mara's Darling Point home along with a bronze statue and silver bowl. The items were stolen between July 17 and August 10, 2010. Mr O'Mara was paid $1,033,473 by his insurance company, Chubb Insurance after the theft. Last week's NSW Supreme Court judgment revealed the Wiley Park address was 'the residential home of the parents of a caretaker of Mr O'Mara's residence'. At the time of the theft, Mr O'Mara said, 'It's a gut feeling, but the whole thing had to be set up.' The discovery found works like Victoria and Moonlight by Charles Blackman . Capricorn Haze by Tim Storrier was also found during the raid and now belongs to Chubb Insurance . After being seized, the artworks were delivered to the Art Gallery of New South Wales and have been ruled to Chubb Insurance for possession. Some of the works include, Rita of the Seventies and Gloria by Norman Lindsay, Tree of Life by John Coburn, Adieu Australia by Garry Shead, Victoria and Moonlight by Charles Blackman among others. The police search also discovered a Black Range Rover that was reported stolen in 2011 from South Wentworthville, a blue BMW 325i that was reported stolen in 2007 from Delahey in Victoria and a Ferrari. The artworks were delivered to the Art Gallery of New South Wales and havebeen ruled to Chubb Insurance . Tree of Life by John Coburn was another work stolen from Peter O'Mara's home in Sydney's inner-city .
$2 million worth of stolen artwork has been found in a caretakers garage.
Works were stolen in 2010 after being taken from home in Darling Point.
Three luxury cars were also found during the police raid.
The works belonged to property investor, Peter O'Mara.
His insurance company paid out $1million after the theft and will now claim the paintings.