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New York-based Australian ad guru David Droga, and his wife Marisa, spent $45m early last year for the 1,100sqm 1920s brick house that sat overlooking Tamarama Beach in Sydney's east.
It offers 225 sqm of internal living space. I loved the sense of space and peacefulness. The configuration allows for perfect cross-ventilation: open the windows to the east and west and enjoy the breeze and the view. There's airconditioning, but you probably won't need it. The price, too, looks fair. Geddes bought the apartments off-the-plan in 2016 for $6,725,000. Completed in 2019, the apartment now occupies 225 sqm of internal space across the two floors, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. It has three balconies and comes with two car spots. Iconic views. The apartment, whi...
Sydneyâs east is set for a big year in 2021. Picture: John Appleyard News by Stephen Nicholls 26th Jan 2021 2:47 PM Real estate agent Brad Caldwell-Eyles can pinpoint the exact day last year that COVID-19 rattled his world, with the loss of $40m in transactions that were poised to exchange. "It was March 23, and we had a zoom call with our accountants at 11am ⦠they said 'this is the real deal, it's time to batten down the hatches', the 1st City Real Estate Group co-principal said. "It took us by surprise - when I p...
Sydneyâs east is set for a big year in 2021. Picture: John Appleyard News by Stephen Nicholls 26th Jan 2021 2:47 PM Real estate agent Brad Caldwell-Eyles can pinpoint the exact day last year that COVID-19 rattled his world, with the loss of $40m in transactions that were poised to exchange. "It was March 23, and we had a zoom call with our accountants at 11am ⦠they said 'this is the real deal, it's time to batten down the hatches', the 1st City Real Estate Group co-principal said. "It took us by surprise - when I p...