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Fashion veteran Peter Weiss has sold his former Palm Beach weekender.
If whispers are to be believed, Weiss accepted just shy of his $3.9 million asking price through<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-palm+beach-103903212" target="_blank"> LJ Hooker Palm Beach agent Peter Robinson</a>.
Peter Muller designed the three bedroom, three bathroom Bynya Road home in a pavilion style. One pavillion homes the master suite and there's a separate two bedroom pavillion.
A gas heated wet-edge pool overlooks the water.
Weiss and wife Doris had paid interior designer Pia Ruggeri and lawyer Phil Purcell $1.9 million for the home in 2002. They had bought it from model agent Peter Chadwick in 2002 for $1.9 million.
The home has been redundant since Weiss and wife Doris traded up to the beach. They spent possibly more than $10 million on the waterfront home of rag trader-turned-farmer Gordon Smith who had the home renovated by Walter Barda in 2010.
 
 
 
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Fashion veteran Peter Weiss sells Peter Muller designed Palm Beach weekender

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A second Palm Beach house designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Peter Muller has quietly hit the market. 
It is the redundant weekender of the fashion industry veteran Peter Weiss and his wife Doris.
They have listed their hillside pavilion style architectural gem following their recent purchase on the Pittwater waterfront, a Walter Barda-designed designed home. It seems Peter and Doris have always wanted a sandy west facing weekender on the peninsula so they spent $10 million plus for the home which was built for another rag trader Gordon Smith and his wife, Julianne.
Peter Robinson, of LJ Hooker Palm Beach, has been asked to sell the redundant Bynya Road 1960s Muller designed home that they bought in 2010 for $3.5 million.
It has been owned by a who's who - especially in the 1990s - including ad man John Nankervis and then wife Amanda who bought it from another adman Michael Magnus in 1995 for $500,000. The model agent Peter Chadwick, spotted as dapper as ever at the mid-week launch of the Aladdin musical, paid $680,000 to buy it in 1997 selling it in 2002 at $1.9 million.
The other Muller currently for sale is just two doors away. It is the 1954 family home of the Muller family who owned it for a decade.
The hilltop bushland home, with views towards Pittwater, has just had a two year refurbishment. It has been listed by the Martin family who bought it for $1.8 million in 2013 from the real estate agent Peter Thane who had paid $265,000 in 1986.
It is being marketed by the Modern House agency as 'the seminal mid-century family home of one of Australia's most influential architects."
Muller was an architect in private practice from 1952 until retiring aged 80 in 2007.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
 
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