Investment banker Kyle Mangini puts Brighton mansion in prized locale up for sale
A prominent investment banker whose brother was once coach of the New York Jets has listed his huge, six-bedroom mansion in Brighton. SEE INSIDE.
IFM Investors bigwig Kyle Mangini and his wife Amanda are selling their Brighton home with $6m price hopes.
The American-born business executive is the head of infrastructure for the investment management firm, and is the brother of former coach of the NFL team the New York Jets, Eric Mangini — dubbed “The Mangenius”.
Mr Mangini joined the company IFM Investors after his time at Credit Suisse and UBS.
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Now, he and his wife are selling their six-bedroom house at 7 Esperance Ave.
While Fredman Real Estate senior sales executive Sarah Korbel declined to comment on who owned the property, she said its location was a major drawcard.
“It’s tucked away in a no-through road. It is literally, I would say 300-400m to the beach. It is 100m to Church St, Brighton,” Ms Korbel said.
“The price point for this location as well is outstanding. It’s very hard to get a home in this particular pocket at that price point.
“You’re among very good company in terms of homes worth … up to $15m-$20m.”
She added that the abode’s floor plan was very flexible, and the next owner could configure its six bedrooms anyway they’d like.
“There’s also a lot of scope to further improve,” she said.
“It is a very, very comfortable and very light-filled home as is, but down the track, you could also further enhance the property.”
Inside, there’s large floor-to-ceiling glass windows and plenty of natural light.
The kitchen is fitted with twin Miele ovens, a semi-integrated dishwasher and stone benchtops.
Outside, there’s a pool, alfresco entertaining deck and even a playground.
Expressions of interest close on 28 April at 5pm.
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