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A five-bedroom, two-bathroom Clontarf hillside house has been sold for $2,765,000.
It sold through Cunninghams agents Mark Connor and Kylie Mousey earlier this month. 
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-clontarf-133854002" target="_blank">11 Kanangra Crescent </a>residence is set on a 726 sqm block.
It features an family home over two levels.
It offers harbour views from its alfresco dining areas and a pool. 
Cunningham Real Estate marketed the property's potential knock down.
The DA approved plans are for a 388 sqm residence with a pool. 
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The property last sold for $2.48 million in 2017. 
According to Realestate.com.au, 45 other five-bedroom houses recently sold in Clontarf. 
Similar houses recently sold in the area include a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home on Alma Street which sold for $2.51 million in April and a five-bedroom, four-bathroom home on Moore Street which sold for $3.2 million in March. 
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DA approved trophy home plans in Clontarf

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Primo Smallgoods heir Bradley Hunt has finally found a buyer of his Clontarf home, the retired cricketer Brett Lee and his wife, Lana.
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A prior $9 million plus sale of the Clontarf home fell over.
The Gordon Street home, bought by Hunt for $8.7 million from Citigroup exec Paul Sangar a decade a go, has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a full-sized billiards room, swimming pool and cinema.
Hunt, son of John Hunt who co-founder Primo Smallgoods, and wife Kylie are now based in Cremorne where they bought the waterfront estate from billionaire Bob Ell for $11.2 million in 2015.
Brett Lee and his wife Lana have sold their renovated Clontarf home which was listed with $8 million to $8.8 million expectations.
The luxury three-storey residence is understood to have sold for $9 million plus in the first week of marketing.
With six contracts handed out, its didn’t even get to its first open inspection.
The couple had bought the Monash Crescent property in 2016 for $5.175 million, so they have pocketed a nice profit.
They moved to Clontarf after selling their former Seaforth home for $4.91 million.
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Prestige Clontarf sale falls over, but Brett Lee saves the day

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A large mortgagee home in Clontarf, with water views, has been listed for sale.
Located at 9 Barrabooka Street, the house features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a double garage.
Set on a 471 square metre block, it was built in 2007.
It's the first time it has come onto the market.
Shane Slater and Max Wagschall, from The Agency, hold the listing.
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The median house price in Clontarf in $3.8 million.
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Clontarf mortgagee home listed for sale

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The $9 million plus sale of the Clontarf home belonging to Bradley Hunt, part of the Primo Smallgoods family, has fallen over.
It sold late last year, down on its $10.5 million initial asking price three years prior, but the prospective buyer has backed out.
The Gordon Street home, bought by Hunt for $8.7 million from Citigroup exec Paul Sangar a decade a go, has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a full-sized billiards room, swimming pool and cinema.
It's back up for sale with Cunninghams agent James Haywood with a $9 million to $9.5 million guide.
Hunt, son of John Hunt who co-founder Primo Smallgoods, and wife Kylie are now based in Cremorne where they bought the waterfront estate from billionaire Bob Ell for $11.2 million in 2015.
 
 
 
 
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Prestige Clontarf sale falls over

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A harbour-side mansion, in Sydney's Clontarf, has sold for $9 million, short of its $10.5 million listing price. 
The house, on Gordon Street, features seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a quadruple garage, full-sized billiards room, large pool, and home cinema.
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The property comprises of 2240 square metres of private, landscaped grounds. 
Brad Hunt, who is part of the family that founded Primo Smallgoods, and his wife Kylie owned the house for the past nine years.
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They bought the house in 2009 for $8.7 million, showing just $300,000 (or 3.5%) in 10 years.
The median house price in Clontarf is $2.92 million.
James Haywood and Anita Wildash, from Cunninghams Real Estate, listed the property.
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Harbourside Clontarf mansion sold for $9 million 

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The Clontarf home of the late oil baron Sir Walter Leonard is up for sale for the first time following the death of his widow, Lady Yvonne Leonard, in March, aged 96.
The 1385-square-metre double block holding at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-clontarf-129774682" target="_blank">49-51 Cutler Road</a> was bought by the Ampol chairman in 1950 for £875 from World War I hero Harrie Cobcroft.
The two-storey residence was completed four years later on Cutler Road.
The five-bedroom house is in grounds with a pool and garden by Jamie Durie.
It has a $7 million guide.
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Oil baron's Clontarf trophy home listed

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Astra serviced apartment boss Peter Davis and his wife Rachel have secured a record Clontarf house sale.
Their beachfront home has sold for more than $11 million.
The Walter Barda-designed, Monash Crescent sold just a week after it was listed with a $10.5 million to $11.5 million guide through Cherie Humel and Michael Clarke, of Clarke &amp; Humel.
The agents confirmed the price was at the top end of the guide. 
The Clontarf beachfront has had a run of top-end sales in recent months including Rock Lee for more than $10 million by Hedge fund manager Robert Benz, of Whitecove Capital, and Malin Larsson.
The Davis's Walter Barda-designed residence was built after the couple bought the 639 square metre property in 2010 for $4,225,000. 
The Davis family sale tops the prior high of $11 million set in 2016 when Madina Phara –  wife of Mongkol Phara, of one of Cambodia’s ruling families – bought the nearby modernist landmark Portovenere from the estate of the late arts patron and Transfield co-founder Franco Belgiorno-Nettis and his wife Amina.
The mortgage broker John Kolenda recently paid $8.5 million with his wife Milenka for a house they saw while sailing past on a yacht.
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Record $11 million plus Clontarf beachfront sale

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The US based Altium chief executive Aram Mirkazemi has listed his redundant Clontarf home. 
Set on 700 sqm, the home on the <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-clontarf-125986954" target="_blank">Gordon Street dress circle</a> has views over Sandy Bay to the Spit. 
There are four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a media room and a cabana that opens to a poolside terrace.
Mirkazemi paid $2.9 million in 2009.
Clarke &amp; Humel agents Kingsley Looker and Michael Clarke have the listing with expectations of between $3.7 million and $4 million.
Aram Mirkazemi heads up Altium, a $1 billion ASX-listed company that specialises in printed circuit board design software.
The company, whose stock has soared almost 6000 percent in the last five years, has been noticed by Google co-founder Sergey Brin.
Mikrazmi arrived in Australia as an 18 year old refugee from Iran over 30 years ago and didn't know a word of English.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph.
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Altium chief executive Aram Mirkazemi lists redundant Clontarf home

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A luxury trophy home at Clontarf is for sale with a $5,999,000 asking price.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-clontarf-123905646">19 Beatrice Street</a> the property is a showpiece of cutting-edge contemporary design with seamless in/outdoor entertainment.
The property soars over four glass embraced levels with lift all floors.
It has a spectacular whole floor parents’ retreat with WIR and ensuite.
The living space has separate dining area and fireplace with glass walls that opens to the waterside terrace including a retractable roof.
The family room flows via bi-folds to poolside terrace and sundeck with the designer kitchen featuring a butlers’ pantry opens through to laundry.
It also features a sandstone courtyard plus tranquil water garden with a C-bus smart system, ducted air conditioning and video intercom.
Balgowlah Heights village is close by along with the marinas, Manly Beach/eateries and city buses.
The property is offered through LJ Hooker agents Glen and Tim Wirth.
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Luxury new build at Clontarf for sale

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The waterfront Clontarf trophy home, Portovenere has set a suburb record at more than $10 million.
It was redundant to the Belgiorno-Nettis family needs.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-clontarf-121904242" target="_blank">early 1960s modernist residence</a> was built by the late Transfield co-founder Franco Belgiorno-Nettis and his wife Amina.
With three sons, Marco, Luca and Guido, the couple bought their first lot in 1958 of the eventual 3668-square-metre holding for £2325.
It was just after Belgiorno-Nettis snr and Carlo Salteri founded the construction and engineering company, Transfield. 
The family's other recently sold real estate, included $3,665,000 for their Kirribilli apartment, $2.85 million for their Parriwi Road, Mosman apartment and $3.7 million for the house next door to Portovenere.
They were listed<a href="https://www.domain.com.au/1-3-amiens-road-clontarf-nsw-2093-2012591974"> </a>following family matriarch Amina Belgiorno-Nettis’ death last September.
Portovenere bettered the suburb's previous high of $8.7 million set in 2009 when Bradley Hunt bought the non-waterfront home of Citigroup executive Paul Sanger.
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