White Fox owners plan Vaucluse mega luxury compound after $120m buying spree

The 30-something owners of the online fashion sensation White Fox are planning a mega luxury compound after buying a fourth property in a $120m buying spree.

Daniel and Georgia Contos are the founders of White Fox Boutique. Picture: Instagram

The 30-something owners of the online fashion sensation White Fox are planning a mega luxury compound after buying a fourth property in a $120m buying spree.

Daniel Contos, 33, and Georgia Moore, 32, have now paid $25m for a five-bedroom knockdown in Vaucluse, which backs onto backs onto two other homes bought for $34.5 and $36m.

Now with a mammoth 3500sqm block, it’s thought they want to knock down all three homes and create a luxury mansion that will have incredible harbour views taking in the Bridge and Opera House.

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The home that they’ve just bought for $25m had last traded for $8.3m in 2017.

It’s destined to be knocked down.

The latest home had last traded for $8.3m in 2017 when bought by property investors, who have trebled their money.

The vendors had lodged a plans with Woollahra Council six months ago to build a new designer home on the block.

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The Wentworth Courier broke the news of their third purchase in late September, when it was thought their compound would consist of just two houses.

Buyer’s agent Simon Cohen assisted them then and it’s believed he also helped them with this latest property.

The living areas have views of the harbour and Bridge.

Even the kitchen has a view.

It’s not clear if they have any of the other neighbouring homes on their radar to create an even bigger compound.

The purchase of these three homes is all separate from the house in nearby Wentworth St, that they bought for more than $25m, prior to auction in May.

The couple, whose online brand White Fox promotes skimpy dresses and oversized hoodies on billboards and Sydney buses, have showrooms in both Sydney and Los Angeles.

Their reach has grown and grown since they started the business a decade ago when they were in their early 20s, with a bit of help from social media influencers.

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