A new home price record has been set in Queens Park for a striking modern renovation.
Questa Capital tech entrepreneur Evan Balafas and interior designer wife Heidi have set the house price record in Queens Park, paying $8.7 million just seven doors along from where they previously resided.
Interior designer Heidi Balafas and tech entrepreneur Evan Balafas have bought at Queens Park. Picture: realestate.com.au This Queens Park single-level Californian bungalow has been altered and extended, creating a striking five-bedroom, four-bathroom home. Picture: realestate.com.auTheir new Denison St acquisition was completed in 2019 to a design by Hannah Tribe of Tribe Studio Architects.
It was a single-level Californian bungalow that has been altered and extended, creating a striking five-bedroom, four-bathroom home.The new upper level is concealed and a new rear-lane garage with studio above was added. The home sale recently topped the former Queens Park record, set in 2021 when a seven-bedroom York Rd home fetched $8 million.
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