Billionaire coal baron’s stunner to go off like a fire cracker

The impressive designer home of billionaire coal baron Quentin Flannery and his wife, Kim, has hit the market.

3 Ginahgulla Rd, Bellevue Hill has been completely rebuilt.

The impressive designer home of billionaire coal baron Quentin Flannery and his wife, Kim, has hit the market.

And given the current enthusiasm for newly built homes, it’s set to go off like a fire cracker.

TRG founder Gavin Rubinstein and Ray White Double Bay’s Ashley Bierman already have interest at $20m in the four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence with double garage at 3 Ginaghulla Rd, Bellevue Hill.

They’ve already had 30 groups through in an off-market campaign and it’s now set for a December 4 auction.

Quentin, non-executive director of Omega Oil and Gas Ltd, is the 37-year-old son of the coal baron and Queensland businessman Brian Flannery.

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The interior design of the home resembles a gallery, with a steel spiral staircase the centrepiece.

The upper level features formal entertainment spaces and a fireplace.

Omega CEO Quentin Flannery

Quentin and Kim are upgrading to larger unrenovated home at 1 Wentworth Rd, recently settled in Kim’s name for $31.75m, which was previously owned by mining industry owners Mei Peng and Zhian Zhang, the owner of the mining exploration firm Australia Hualong.

While the Flannerys have a job ahead of them in Wentworth Rd, they’ve have already done the work at their former home, set on 740sqm sqm, newly built by Critharis Constructions, with architecture and interiors by Decus.

There’s a well-appointed kitchen.

There are multiple places to dine.

“This is the third time I’ve personally sold this house,” says Rubinstein.

“The second time it had a cosmetic renovation by the Blacks [serial renovator Juliet Black and radiologist husband James] who are notorious for flipping houses in Bellevue Hill, and this time it’s completely brand new and finished to the highest standard.”

The property has the aura of a Mediterranean villas, with city skyline and harbour glimpses.

There are custom-built cabinetry and high-end appliances throughout.

With landscaping by Secret Garden, the property has the aura of a Mediterranean villa, with city skyline and harbour glimpses.

The interior design of the home resembles a gallery, with a steel spiral staircase the centrepiece and custom-built cabinetry and high-end appliances throughout.

The upper level features formal entertainment spaces and a fireplace along with a luxurious, well-appointed kitchen.

Other highlights are a theatre room, gym, sauna, wine cellar and tasting room, and pool.

Originally published as Billionaire coal baron’s stunner to go off like a fire cracker