Star Casino CEO Matt Bekier has sold in Vaucluse. Picture: Justin Lloyd.
The Star casino chief Matt Bekier and his wife Melinda snappily sold their seven-bedroom, five-bathroom Vaucluse home last week.
It had been listed with a $7.5 million to $8.2 million guide by Raine & Horne agent Samuel Schumann.
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A gorgeous spot in the heart of Sydney.
It’s easy to see why it sold so quickly.
It seems it happened so quickly the agency hadn’t quite updated the open for inspection web notifications, so hopeful attendees were still turning up yesterday.
The three-level house last traded in 2012 for $4.05 million when sold by former rugby league player-turned hotelier Steve Bowden.
They bought it in 2012.
Opulent.
The home was bought shortly after Bekier departed Tabcorp, where he was CFO.
Fairview’s prior owners include the art dealer Marlene Antico. It now comes with $667,000 approved plans from Weir Phillips Architects that would see a top floor redesign, accessed by a spiral staircase as well as a lift.
The Bekier’s have owned a beachfront house at Callala Beach on Jervis Bay since 2014 that cost $1.1 million.
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