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The one-time Tamarama record-holder, Pavilion House, has been sold prior to its scheduled September auction.
But mystery remains whether it bettered its 2017 record sale price.
It last traded three years ago for $11.2 million when the now former Ramsay Health Care chief Chris Rex and his wife Lynette bought it.
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The prior owners were the sports and entertainment manager Basil Scaffidi and his wife Catherine.
The house was designed by architect Walter Barda <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-tamarama-134190166" target="_blank">set high on the ridge on Thompson Street</a>.
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Located between Tamarama and Bronte Beaches, the Hamptons style beach house has 180-degree views over the beach, ocean and Mackenzies Bay.
The five bedroom home comes with a four car garage with a lift to all of its three levels.
It features a poolside entertaining pavilion.
It was sold by D’Leanne Lewis, of Laing+Simmons Double Bay, in conjunction with Phillips Pantzer Donnelley, who had an $11 million to $11.5 million guide for its anticipated September 19 auction.
 
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Walter Barda-designed Pavillion House, Thompson Street Tamarama sold

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Veteran Sydney jockey Glyn Schofield has listed his investment apartment in Tamarama.
It goes to September 26 auction through Riki Tawhara at Sydney Sotheby’s Inter­national Realty with $2.5 million hopes.
Schofield paid $2.3 million in 2017 for the three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment.
With a large balcony, just 200m from the beach, he initially sought a $1500-a-week tenant, reflecting a 3.4 per cent yield.
His most recent asking rent was $1450.
Spanning 120sqm, the apartment, with a Scandinavian influence, is set in the Pertama complex, which comprises two apartments per floor, designed by Marchese Architects.
Schofield, who had three rides at Rosehill yesterday, has secured over $55 million in prizemoney for his owners over his illustrious two ­decade career.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Jockey Glyn Schofield lists Tamarama investment

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The 26 year old gamer Elliott Watkins, one of Australia's biggest gaming personalities, has spent $9,125,000 in Tamarama.
It was the first time in nearly four decades the home traded having been long owned by the cinematographer Peter James.
The three bed home was designed by Peter Stronach of architecture firm Allen Jack+Cottier on its 580 sqm Thompson Street block.
It has a pool, library, lower level lounge, study and cellar.
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Watkins will be moving from Pyrmont where he spent $3.65 million in 2017. 
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Watkins known in the gaming world as Muselk, started Click Management with his sister Grace in 2017. They represent some of the country's biggest gamers.
Elliott started his YouTube channel in 2014 and dropped his commerce and law degree to pursue YouTube full-time. He is one of Australia's highest profile gaming YouTubers with over nine million subscribers.
His videos are viewed one million times a day.
Watkins gamer and YouTuber mate Lannan Eacott recently broke the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/116250-youtuber-and-gamer-lannan-eacott-sets-clovelly-house-price-record" target="_blank">Clovelly house price record with a $9.9 million buy</a>.
 
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YouTuber and gamer Elliott Watkins spends $9.1 million in Tamarama

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Pavilion House, an architect designed beach house setting high on the ridge between Tamarama and Bronte Beaches has hit the market. 
It has been offered by PPD Real Estate. 
The Hampton style home at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-tamarama-134190166" target="_blank">10 Thompson Street, Tamarama</a> was designed by architect Walter Barda.
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It comprises five double bedrooms, four bathrooms, multiple living areas, and four-car garage with life access to all three levels. 
Pavilion House also features north facing deck, Hamptons style kitchen, wine cellar, resort-style pool and established gardens. 
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It offers 180-degree views over the beach, ocean and Mackenzies Bay. 
The property has been scheduled to go under the hammer on September 19. 
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Walter Barda-designed Thompson Street, Tamarama trophy home listed

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Sydney style couple Patrick and Tamsin Johnson are out looking for their next project, having sold their Tamarama semi (above) midweek for $5.65m post-auction.
They were underbidders on a Vaucluse offering that fetched $7.2m through Sotheby’s last weekend (below).
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The Johnsons paid $3.85m for their unrenovated Tamarama home in 2016, then installed decking and a pool.
The tailor to Sydney’s well-dressed business types, and his interior ­designer wife, sold their Yarranabbe Rd, Darling Point, apartment for $1.755m in 2018.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
 
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Patrick and Tamsin Johnson sell Tamarama home

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A tri-level Tamarama home has sold for $4.15 million, after less than 2 weeks on the market.
Positioned in a quiet cul de sac at 19 Wonderland Avenue, the home features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and uninterrupted views of Tamarama Beach and the ocean.
There is roughly 300 square metres of internal floorspace, and two secure car spaces. 
The home was built in 2008, and in 2018 was had renovation plans approved by the local council.
It is currently tenanted at $2,400 a week.
The sale fell short of the suburbs median house price of $4,971,739.
Rosalia Marasco, from Goodyer Real Estate, listed the property.  
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Tamarama home sells after less than two weeks on the market

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The four-bedroom, three-bathroom Tamarama home of Europe-bound Gina Rodgers and Surteco Australia managing director Max Metzler has been listed with record settling hopes.
The 28 Wolaroi Crescent home was last traded for $4.4 million in 2006.
They have only recently completed the home designed by the Paris-based Lebanese architect Yola Noujaim.
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With park and ocean views, it has $16 million hopes through Christies International.
The current suburb record is $13 million, set when fashion entrepreneur Robby Ingham and his wife Sarah sold in Gaeroloch Avenue two years ago.
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Wolaroi Crescent, Tamarama home designed by architect Yola Noujaim listed at $16 million

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Both Melbourne and Sydney yet again returned a preliminary weekend auction clearance rate above 70 per cent.
Sydney had the priciest outcome with a $4.75 million Tamarama sale (above).
Dean Parkinson, founder of the Honeywagons fleet of makeup vans and his wife, Deborah, secured the pre-auction result after McGrath agent Simon Exleton had 110 people attend the open for inspections.
Parkinson, who has lived their 35 years, engaged architect James Grose to modernise the home in 1998. 
The Kenneth Street home, which had a $4.25 million guide, was sold to a Bondi entrepreneur.
Sydney's $1.32 million median house price sale was higher than Melbourne which saw a $852,500 median, and a $2.825 million top sale at Newport, according to Domain.
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The week also saw a similar number of auction, with 1,100 capital city homes taken to auction.
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 Year-on-year figures continue to see clearance rates trend higher while volumes remain lower each week, Kevin Brogan, the CoreLogic auction analyst noted.
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There were 500 Melbourne homes taken to auction this week, 73.3 per cent of which sold, up on the 71.7 per cent final auction clearance last week when volumes were slightly higher at 544.
Melbourne's top $2.825 million sale was 44 Alma Terrace, Newport, four bedroom house that sold through Greg Hocking Elly Partners.
It was listed with a $2.45 million to $2.65 million price guide. 
Architect Tina Lindner modernised the home behind its classically Californian bungalow style home set in landscaping by Acre Design Studio.
Its rear pool went in only last year after a $25,000 cost application went into the Hobsons Bay local council.
Melbourne had the nation's cheapest auction when $353,000 was paid at Forest Hill, in the outer eastern suburbs.
The one bedroom strata villa was sold by Woodards Blackburn at 1//9 Morloc Street. The price guide had been $330,000 to $360,000, having last sold at $295,000 in 2010.
Volumes were relatively steady across Sydney, however it returned a lower week-on-week clearance rate.
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There were 381 homes taken to auction across Sydney returning a preliminary auction clearance rate of 74.8 per cent, lower than the 75.7 per cent final clearance rate the week prior when 394 auctions took place.
Across the smaller auction markets, volumes increased across all cities with the exception of Tasmania. 
Brisbane was the best performing according to preliminary figures with 54 per cent of homes clearing at auction, while only 28 per cent of Perth homes sold.
Brisbane's top sale was $1,746,000 at Holland Park. The five bedroom 24 Percival Terrace was sold by Belle, who advised it was $146,000 above reserve.
It last sold at $1,453,000 in 2016.
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Set on a large 1,176sqm block, the home has views across the city to Mount Cootha and the Glass House Mountains. 
There were six bidders who registered to secure the offering.
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Pre-auction Tamarama sale tops weekend auctions

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Dean Parkinson, the founder of the Honeywagons fleet of makeup vans and his wife, Deborah, have sold their Tamarama home.
They secured $4.75 million pre-auction. 
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-tamarama-131443302" target="_blank" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-tamarama-131443302&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1564620124011000&amp;usg=AFQjCNFwy9uPG8Fj688Dsl7QCgnRkDCcng">Kenneth Street home </a>had a $4.25 million guide ahead of its August 3 scheduled auction. 
Set in the Tamarama horseshoe, halfway between Tamarama and Bondi Beach, the designer home features views of the coastline, cliffs, beach and rolling waves.
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The home comprises master bedroom with large balcony, two additional bedrooms, living and dining area, Chef's gas kitchen and courtyard.
Other highlights include high barrel ceilings, intercome, and oversized garage with storage. 
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It's located within close proximity to cafes, restaurants, shops and transport. 
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Dean Parkinson secures $4.75 million in Tamarama

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Veteran Sydney jockey Glyn Schofield, who finished fourth onboard Le Romain in The Everest last month, has failed to flip the Tamarama apartment he bought just last year.
The apartment, that cost Schofield $2.3 million last year, passed in at the same price at its recent auction, so it's staying as an investment with $1,550 a week tenants.
McGrath Edgecliff agent Simon Exleton, who also sold Schofield the unit, said he is happy to hang on to the apartment and re-list in the new year.
Spanning 120 square metres, the unit has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large balcony.
It sits in the boutique Pertama complex of just 10 apartments, with only two per floor.
The Marchese Architects-designed building was brand new when Schofield early last year. 
Schofield has racked up over $50 million in prize money for his owners over his illustrious 18 year career.
This article first appeared in The Daily Telegraph. 
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