The home of the late billionaire David Hains has found a buyer after searching for a new custodian for the past year.
The home of the late billionaire businessman David Hains has found a buyer for about $40 million, after searching for a new custodian for the past year.
Marshall White selling agent Marcus Chiminello confirmed the home was no longer available when contacted by this masthead, but declined to comment on the price, purchaser or any other details. The Georgian Revival home – boasting 10 bedrooms, seven bathrooms, manicured gardens and a pool – was listed after the death of David Hains in January last year, at the age of 92, and the sales campaign was not only focused on achieving the right price but also finding the appropriate custodian for a significant Melbourne residence.Neighbours include business luminaries such as Premier Investments chairman Solomon Lew and shopping mall magnate John Gandel.
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