Ebon Bokody became the youngest person to pass the advanced maths exam for the HSC at 13. Now, Exponential Trading’s founder has bought in Sydney’s Greenwich.
The purchase of the ultra-contemporary residence has set a non-waterfront record for the sleepy lower north shore suburb. It is topped by only the $13.57 million paid last September for the waterfront home of late yachtie Keith Tierney.Bokody’s new digs on the high side of the suburb – known as the Bronze neighbourhood to locals – is a Studio IZ-designed residence. It has a tatami guest room, meditation room, glass-fronted lift, two kitchens and a pool.
Hopefully, the bonhomie extends to the sales result of a little more than $5.3 million, given the federation bungalow initially carried a guide of $5.65 million to $5.85 million.Meanwhile, Law is downsizing to a three-bedroom spread in Neutral Bay.Conexus Financial founder Colin Tate and his husband, Matthew Fatches, have timed their exit from the South Coast holiday home market well, pocketing $5.4 million.
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