Garry Dumbrell makes another Hawthorn splash

Garry Dumbrell makes another Hawthorn splash
Title TattleNovember 19, 2017

Businessman Garry Dumbrell, the co-founder of the Autobarn spare parts retailer, has bought the Hawthorn East mansion, Ellerslie. 

The entrepreneur's whisper quiet purchase is expected to be around $16 million.

The historic home was built in 1891 by John Beswicke, the renowned architect that designed the neaby town hall.

The renovated and restored five bedroom with stained glass windows features a gothic-style central tower.

There's a ground floor drawing room with open fireplace and marble mantelpiece and a vast parquetry-floored library.

Surrounded in formal manicured gardens that include a swimming pool and tennis court.

Dumbrell's plans are not known. He's no stranger to top sales having spent $20.25 million on Avon Court, the Hawthorn trophy he bought from businessman Clinton Casey in 2009.

Avon Court onsold off market to Chinese interests at $19.8 million in 2014.

This story was first published in The Weekend Australian.

 

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