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High-flying pub baron Jamie Malouf has cleaned up with the sale of his glorious two-storey mansion in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
Located in ritzy Vaucluse, the five-bedroom, four-bathroom pad was sold off in November for an eye-watering $8,000,000.
Malouf, 45, is director of the Royal Hotels Group, owners of upscale pubs such as the famed Royal Oak in Double Bay and Paddington’s Bellevue.
The buyer was Anna Di Napoli of Project One, a construction management company who recently sold off her own eastern suburbs home for $9.4million reports The Wentworth Courier.
Situated only 8kms the CBD, Malouf’s former home is a luxurious ultra-modern resort style spread.
High-flying pub baron Jamie Malouf has put his glorious two-storey mansion in Sydney ‘s eastern suburbs under the hammer
Located in ritzy Vaucluse, the five-bedroom, four-bathroom pad was sold off in November for an eye-watering $8,000,000. Pictured: Malouf
Featuring a grand entrance flanked by classic white columns, the home is a mix of chic living and old style charm.
Highlights include plantation shutters, timber finishings and an open plan layout.
There’s also a pool, an undercover BBQ area and a lavish entertainment deck with a magnificent outdoor fireplace.
Situated only 8kms the CBD, Malouf’s former home is a luxurious ultra-modern resort style spread
Highlights include plantation shutters, timber finishings and an open plan layout
Other highlights include a private home office and a huge master bedroom with en suite.
Meanwhile, the upper floor boasts a TV room.
It comes after Malouf rose to prominence as the owner of some of Sydney’s best hotel real estate.
With his brothers Justin and Ed and their close friend and associate Peter Tate, Jamie, through the Royal Hotels Group, also own the Gregory Hills Hotel and the Moss Vale Hotel.
The buyer was Anna Di Napoli of Project One, a construction management company who recently sold off her own eastern suburbs home for $9.4million reports The Wentworth Courier
