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Turning heads at Burleigh Heads
Burleigh Heads is offering one of its most spectacular homes for sale.
This Gold Coast home has welcomed the company of many celebrities to-date, including Emmy award winner, Sarah Michelle Geller, who stayed at the home during the filming of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ and ‘Scooby Doo’. The home was also used as the set for the Australian miniseries ‘Pacific Drive’.
The home was designed and built by award winning architect, Malcolm Cummings, in 1998 for the current owners, internationally renowned Artist Christopher Hogan and his Property Developer wife Beres.
“The extensive entertainment roof top terrace, recently used for a Ralph Magazine swimwear shoot, has 360 degree views of the ocean and hinterland,” says Agents Alex Caraco and Tory Hirst.
Spread over three levels, the home features a warm mix of Eastern European and Moroccan finishes. It includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, home office, expansive living room, and gourmet kitchen. The home also includes a self-contained one bedroom, one bathroom apartment with study, laundry and has its own entrance, great for guests, nanny or caretaker.
For further information. Find it on Millionplus.
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Head and shoulders above the rest
A beautifully renovated family home is for sale in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton.
The Californian Bungalow, located at 52 Head Street, includes five bedrooms, five living areas, three bathrooms, media room, a swimming pool, spa, and a gym.
Additionally, there are fabulous details such as extensive decking and paving at the rear, an outdoor shower, a discreet built in bar beside the kitchen, wonderful landscaping front and back and off-street parking for three cars.
The property is marketed at $2.7 million. For further information find it on Millionplus.
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Nicole Kidman buys $11 million New York Pad
Australian actress, Nicole Kidman, and her musician husband, Keith Urban, have reportedly purchased an $11 million New York penthouse on 11th Avenue.
The building has received attention of late due it’s ground-breaking ‘Sky Garages’ on offer, where owners cars can be parked in garages on their own apartment level with the use of a car elevator.
Many celebrities have chosen this address to call home, including Interior designer, Jamie Drake, and Domenico Dolce of Dolce & Gabbana.
The 3,248-square-foot penthouse includes three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and has views of the Hudson River from two terraces.
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'Woolamai' summons a $2 mil price tag
Andrew Smith, a luxury car business owner, is selling his Glen Iris home, named ‘Woolamai’, for $2 million.
This circa 1930 house was built for Molly Winter, the first female barrister in Victoria, who hosted lavish social gatherings during the racing season at the house.
The house still retains an abundance of its original features and includes graciously proportioned formal rooms, four bedrooms, timber panelled foyer, study, kitchen with butler's pantry, wine cellar, music room and 1233 square metres of gardens with a tiled swimming pool.
For further information, find it on Millionplus.
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