Zurich financier Peter Watson has sold his Chippendale warehouse

Zurich financier Peter Watson has sold his Chippendale warehouse
Title TattleSeptember 1, 2016

The Venetians bass guitarist turned Zurich financier Peter Watson has sold his Chippendale warehouse conversion for $1.25 million before its scheduled auction.

It had an early price guide of $980,000.

Watson paid $365,000 in 1999 for the two bedroom, north-facing apartment set in the Chippen Mews complex.

He's updated it since, with a renovated kitchen and a mirrored feature wall.

The Venetians were a 1980's synthpop act who released three albums, with their single So Much For Love, making the singles chart in 1986.

This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.

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