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The longtime Bilgola weekender of the late newspaper publisher James Fairfax listed with $4 million hopes in March has finally been sold - and for substantially less.
Ginahgulla last traded in 1960 at £8250. Set on The Serpentine, the home still has its Leslie Walford features including oyster shell splashback in the kitchen.
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The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-bilgola+beach-127817510" target="_blank">oceanfront reserve home</a> has been listed by the neighbour, his longtime friend Richard Walker who inheritaged the home after Fairfax's death last year aged 83.  
The sale price has not been revealed.
He gifted Retford Park at Bowral to the National Trust, and had in recent years sold a home in Woollahra, along with Stanbridge Mill at Dorset, England.
 
 
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Bilgola weekender of the late newspaper publisher James Fairfax sold

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The longtime Bilgola weekender of the late newspaper publisher James Fairfax has been listed with $4 million hopes for March 24 auction.
Ginahgulla last traded in 1960 at £8250. Set on The Serpentine, the home still has its Leslie Walford features including oyster shell splashback in the kitchen.
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The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-bilgola+beach-127817510" target="_blank">oceanfront reserve home</a> has been listed by the neighbour, his longtime friend Richard Walker who inheritaged the home after Fairfax's death last year aged 83.  
He gifted Retford Park at Bowral to the National Trust, and had in recent years sold a home in Woollahra, along with Stanbridge Mill at Dorset, England.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
 
 
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Bilgola weekender of the late James Fairfax for sale

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The Bilgola Beach trophy home of former Penrith Panther turned multi-millionaire property developer Lou Zivanovic has sold.
The home on <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-bilgola+beach-126343066" target="_blank">the Serpentine</a> had $8 million plus hopes.
In fact it would nearly double the $5.6 million record set in 2010 if it achieved near that price.
Zivanovic developed the Bilgola Beach home having paid $3.3 million in 2005, commissioning the 2010 Nick Turner redesign.
The four level, four bedroom home comes with a home office, 1000 bottle wine cellar and an infinity pool overlooking the ocean.
Christie's International agents Martin Ross and Darren Curtis sold the home in conjunction with LJ Hooker Avalon agent David Watson.
Zivanovic is the man behind the Penrith Panthers apartment development ESQ 1818, set for construction later this year. 
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph
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Lou Zivanovic sells Bilgola Beach trophy home

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A beachfront home in Bilgola on Sydney's Northern Beaches has won Lifestyle’s property series I Own Australia’s Best Home. 
The Surf’s Up Stone House has oceanfront views, a glass pool and even a basement nightclub.
Lorica and Andrew Clarke bought the original 70’s stone and timber cottage 20 years ago and has undergone renovations lasting two years.
Lorica attended the  event with her architect and said she was ecstatic.
“For our home to be so warmly received by the judges and the viewers is wonderful," she said.
"Our architect Nanna Lesiuk did a masterful job, giving our home its beauty and aesthetic, and it gives me great joy to see this work be recognised.
"The charity that we have chosen to donate the $30,000 prize money is The Kids Cancer Centre, Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick as this charity holds a special place in our hearts.” 
Interior designer Tim Leveson said Lorica and Andrew’s Surf’s Up Stone House is the quintessential Australian dream home, with the essence of the property being about fun and family.
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Interior designers Gillian Khaw and Tim Leveson, and architect Nick Tobias were joined by guest judges, interiors expert Neale Whitaker, designer Collette Dinnigan and real estate guru Andrew Winter to discuss which of the properties, voted by the Australian public, should be deemed the best home.
For more information, <a href="https://www.lifestyle.com.au/tv/i-own-australias-best-home/" target="_blank">click here</a>.
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Surf’s Up Stone House in Bilgola wins the title, I own Australia's best home

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BT investment manager Andy Fay has listed his Bilgola headland weekender.
Fay bought the property for $3.2 million in 2008 from novelist Thomas Keneally.
<a href="https://www.palmbeachrealestate.com.au/property.php?propID=327" target="_blank">Set on 620 sqm on The Serpentine</a>, the three level, five bedroom, four bathroom property features private level lawns and a covered alfresco dining area. 
Listed through James Baker of Raine &amp; Horne Palm Beach, the property overlooks the northern end of the beach. 
Baker expects a sale in the region of $3.7 million and $4 million.
The last to sell was Guy Fowler from UBS who sold a few doors down having listed at $3.4 million plus, having sold at $3.9 million in 2004.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
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Bilgola headland trophy offering

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The Marist Brothers religious order are looking for $3 million plus for 7A The Serpentine, Bilgola. 
The property is now being offered as it is now seldom used. 
The property was purchased in the 1950s by the Marist Fathers as a holiday destination. 
Mark Griffin at Belle Property Avalon are taking offers until August 15.
 
 
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