Eva Milic and Marcus Dore settled the $14.5m sale of their Hedges Ave home on same day as $16.5m buy at Albatross Ave
The buyers have been revealed for the $14.5m Hedges Ave home built by Nine newsreader Eva Milic and her developer husband. The couple won’t be moving far though.
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The $14.5m buyers have been revealed for a breathtaking Hedges Ave home, built by Nine newsreader Eva Milic and developer husband Marcus Dore.
The couple won’t be moving far away, having settled a $16.5m purchase on nearby Albatross Ave on the same day.
Property records reveal new owners Penny-Anne and Richard Burgess took the keys to the three-level, five-bedroom, six-bathroom Hedges home on April 8.
The Burgess pair are no strangers to the exclusive Multi-millionaire’s Row, having owned a unit in a duplex unit a few doors up since picking it up for $4m in 2015.
The sale of the unit for $8.25m, which settled on April 28, would likely have boosted their Hedges upgrade.
The Dores’ purchase of a nearby Mermaid Beach property, once part of jeweller Michael Hill’s portfolio, also settled on April 8. The properties were traded through Milic’s married name Eva Dore.
The two-level Albatross home was placed under the $16.5m contract on New Year’s Eve, three days after being listed.
No doubt popping the champagne that day were sellers Nick and Kate Salmon, who had bought the four-bedroom, five-bathroom home just five years earlier for $6.15m.
The Salmons could also choose to stay in the popular neighbourhood after splashing $3.3m on a six-bedder in nearby Lavarack Ave in January.
The settlements come as property agent Michael Kollosche confirmed the record-breaking $21m sale of billionaire hotelier Chris Morris’s former four-level mansion at 159 Hedges.
The “pinnacle of architectural artistry and beachfront luxury” sold on May 2, less than a month after being listed on April 16.
The businessman, who has pub and leisure interests that take in North Queensland, bought the 1050 sqm six-bedroom home on an elevated 564 sqm lot, from a Chinese couple.
He previously had owned an apartment in elite beachfront building Ocean Isles at Main Beach.
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