Guilame Brahimi

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One of the current Sydney hotspots is the quaint surrounds of Watsons Bay, not that there's much selection.
Indeed the last listing in the tight knit village was the $4.5 million investment of Ken Dalley, the entrepreneurial son of John Dalley.
The 1840s Cove Street cottage had undergone a remarkable Durlach Block re-design since sold at $2.6 million in 2014.
The three bedroom home is divided in to two private pavilions, built around a sunny north facing central courtyard.
There's whispers it will be the home of the celebrated chef Guillaume Brahimi who currently rents just a few doors away.
Justin and Dom Hind, co-founders of the WiTH Collective digital advertising agency, have the only fresh offering, with their relisted home, exquisitely timed for its Belle cover this month.
Having sought $15 million-plus last August they’ve signed up with Michael Pallier at Sotheby’s International on their latest marketing campaign with $17 million hopes.
They paid $9 million for the then home of fashion designer Collette Dinnigan and Bradley Cocks in late 2016.
The Hinds had Weir Phillips Architects undertake a $5 million transformation.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph.
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