Fintech operative Brett Isenberg has received the green light to replace his 1990s-era Bellevue Hill pad with a European-inspired mansion, becoming the latest deep-pocketed landholder to enter the fray of luxury rebuilds in Australia’s most expensive suburb.
Isenberg, who is the co-chief executive of Octet, a non-bank lender, paid $15.85 million in May last year for the 950 square metre cul-de-sac site on the aptly named Mansion Road.
