Cricketer Steve Smith and partner Dani Willis bought the home for $6.6 million in 2020 and transformed it into a far more luxurious residence.
Cricketer Steve Smith and partner Dani Willis bought the home for $6.6 million in 2020, and have transformed it since.Advertisement
Four parties registered to bid on the four-bedroom, three-bathroom house, and bidding opened with an offer of $11.5 million. From there the offers climbed in $50,000 jumps to $12.35 million. A final $30,000 raise, after Cooley again knocked back smaller increases, took the bidding to the $12.38 million sale price.The property sold through Raine & Horne Double Bay’s Albert Sassoon and Frank Colacicco, of Bentley Estate Agents.
Marketing for the house described it as a “showpiece of timeless style and impressive dimensions” set “against a sweeping Sydney Harbour backdrop” and “brilliantly functional and luxurious”.
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