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The Kiwi-born funds manager Charles Gibbon and wife Claire have emerged as the $11.3 million buyer of the Gerringong oceanfront estate of fashion pioneer Robby Ingham.
The Gibbon's are no strangers buying vast land and building having constructed their retreat on six hectares in the nearby Shoalhaven town Bellawongarah.
Ingham and wife Sarah listed it late last year with $10 million hopes through Ray White Gerringong agent Neil Campbell after owning the 40 hectare former dairy farm since 2012.
Despite gaining approval for a 10 bedroom Nick Tobias-designed luxury retreat, the family found an alternative retreat, a nearby riverfront holding.
The 3,000 sqm donut shaped house set to have grass on the rooftop came with estimated $5 million building costs.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
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Funds manager emerges as buyer of Robby Ingham's Gerringong estate

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Melbourne businessman Nick Bell has bought a holiday home on the Sunshine Coast.
The young entrepreneur, who has a net worth of over $100 million, has spent $7.6 million on a 2014 built home on Sunrise Beach, near Noosa.
Bell founded WME, his first digital agency, with $400 in 2008 from his bedroom. He sold it for $39 million last year, billed as one of the largest digital marketing agencies in the country.
His new property purchase is part of the prestigious Beaches gated-estate.
The state of the art oceanfront terrace over two levels comes with a garden courtyard with resort-style pool with a 25 metre lap lane and a water slide.
It has four bedrooms, a home office, a Swedish sauna and a five car garage, which Tom Offermann Real Estate selling agent Milan Markanovic says feels more like a showroom.
The home had been on the market since mid 2016. It last traded for $2.6 million in 2012.
This article was first published in The Weekend Australian.
 
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Melbourne entrepreneur Nick Bell buys holiday home on Sunshine Coast

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Former Cronulla Shark forward Ben Ross and his wife Renai sold their luxury Cronulla oceanfront penthouse days before its recent scheduled auction. 
The paperwork shows a $3,356,100 sale last month. They've now bought a five bedroom on the Port Hacking waterfront at Burraneer. 
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-apartment-nsw-cronulla-123055926" target="_blank">The Cronulla penthouse</a> was listed through Greg Gilbert agents Alex Pitsis and Nathan Ogilvie.
The couple moved into the apartment shortly after the Ross proposed to Renai in 2008 and whilst he was still at the sharks.
The top floor renovated entertainers' pad has three bedrooms, two large balconies and a private lift.
Ross, who played 173 games in the NRL through an injury hit career, has just secured his coaching accreditation as a senior club coach.
He is currently the national welfare manager of Men of League and the community ambassador for the Sharks and the NRL.
 
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Ben Ross sells penthouse at Cronulla

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The home of the late Wendy Hughes, the acclaimed actress, has been sold in Wombarra by her children.
The 850 sqm oceanfront on the NSW Illawarra escarpment was sold for $1.9 million, a tad less than its $2.1 million asking price.
The beachfront retreat was built after she paid $154,000 in 1988. It was listed by Urban Property agent Wayne Bennett.
Hughes starred across television, film and the stage, winning Logie awards in 1977 and 1984 in the best supporting actress category for Power Without Glory and Return To Eden.
In 1983 she won the Australian Film Institute's Best Lead actress award for her role in Careful, He Might Hear You. 
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