Property developer David Deague sells Toorak mansion for $24.8m - realestate.com.au
Developer David Deague has sold his Toorak mansion far below its $30m-$33m original asking price, as Melbourne’s market goes on “life support”.
Developer David Deague has sold his Toorak mansion far below its $30m-$33m original asking price, as Melbourne’s market goes on “life support”.
The engineer’s love of energy efficiency and design has been brought to life in a home that doesn’t hold back on the architecture.
With Jess Wilson criss-crossing Victoria in her bid to become premier, the former PM has been called on to pick up the slack in her home electorate.
To meet the market, developer David Deague and wife Kristene cut $8 million from initial hopes for their long-held family home in Melbourne’s priciest suburb
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A feeling of calm envelops you when you enter this tranquil space in Toorak, Melbourne. Limestone from Mt Gambier was the natural material chosen to build the house. It weathers well and is easy to cut. Siltstone, which is similar in colour to limestone, is the flooring in the living areas. Recycled spotted gum and blackbutt is on the exterior of the building, and all the internal timber is Hydrowood.
The developer has moved fast after a planning changes created opportunity at its sites in two blue-chip postcodes…
The luxurious residence has an indicative selling price of between $10.9 million to $11.9 million. Records show the property was purchased for $4.5 million in 2012.
This European-inspired manor pairs lavish interiors with resort-style gardens, a pool, tennis court and parking for nine cars.
The engineer’s love of energy efficiency and design has been brought to life in a home that doesn’t hold back on the architecture.
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Former ANZ boss Shayne Elliott and his wife have listed a Toorak home with a secret underground 500-bottle wine vault.
Elliott departed the big four bank last year. The listing of his Toorak mansion comes amid a property downturn where even the prestige market is suffering.
The luxurious residence has an indicative selling price of between $10.9 million to $11.9 million. Records show the property was purchased for $4.5 million in 2012.
He made $300m in cash after floating his online luxury retailer on the ASX, now this richlister is selling his Toorak home.
Positioned moments from Toorak Village, the park-fronted address represents a rare opportunity to deliver a residential offering of ...