David Droga and wife Marisa paid $45 million Tamarama's Lang Syne
The new owners of Australia's most expensive oceanfront home have been revealed to be an Aussie billionaire's family who currently live in New York.
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The new owners of Australia's most expensive oceanfront home have been revealed to be an Aussie billionaire's family who currently live in New York.
New York-based Australian advertising executive David Droga is set to take the keys to one of Sydney’s most iconic coastal properties: Tamarama’s Lang Syne.
What would you pay for a bungalow in Tamarama? $2 million? $10 million? You would need to dig a bit deeper than that for Lang Syne.
A simple 100-year-old bungalow that last sold for £9750 in 1959 has fetched the highest oceanfront price ever in Australia.
The one-storey home known as Lang Syne, in Tamarama, in the city's eastern suburbs, has long been the envy of every passer-by walking the Bronte to Bondi walk.