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Daily Telegraph
22-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Telegraph
Move in next door to billionaire chicken heiress at Piper
11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper has a $13m price guide. Billionaire Ingham chicken heiress Sue Ingham sold Point Piper's most valuable apartment recently to move into the new hotly-anticipated Piper development between Rose Bay, Bellevue Hill and Double Bay villages. She got $29.5m for her Buckhurst Ave apartment and is believed to have paid more than $16m for the Piper penthouse. So the wife of the late Ingham chicken billionaire and racehorse owner Jack Ingham is going to be a neighbour to whoever buys the sub-penthouse at 11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper which consists of 269sqm of artful architecture and timeless luxury. MORE: Suburbs where 150 buyers are vying for each home Sue Ingham wih her late husband, Jack, athe Ingham chicken billionaire and racehorse owner, in 1997. 11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper. NSW Real Estate. It's up for sale via Highland Double Bay Malouf's Bill Malouf with a $13m guide guide. 'Piper is in an ultra-convenience location, close to all the top private schools and has been created with the pinnacle of luxury living in mind,' Mr Malouf says. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom sub-penthouse has all the sculptural beauty of the penthouse and is part of the penthouse collection, premium residences with expansive terraces, a private wine room and views. Acclaimed boutique developers Fortis and Dare are behind the mid-rise project which sits among some of the country's most exclusive and historic homes with views of Sydney Harbour. Bellamy Beach is across the road to the east and to the west is Seven Shillings Beach and the full majesty of Sydney Harbour. 11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper. NSW Real Estate. 11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper. NSW Real Estate. Some of the nation's most prestigious schools are nearby with Cranbrook School just 150m away, The Scots College 390m away and Ascham School just 1 kilometre away. Meanwhile, the Royal Motor Yacht Club is nearby further along Wunulla Rd and Point Piper marina is even closer. So this is blue-ribbon buying at its best. No wonder the well-known heiress is buying in. Some of the other residents are starting to move into the building too. There are 14 units in all, two, three and four-bedroom residences. The sub-penthouse has an expansive layout with dual balconies and garden outlooks. The marble kitchen has premium appliances plus a butler's pantry and the interiors have been styled by Mim Design in a layered natural palette. 11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper. NSW Real Estate. 11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper. NSW Real Estate. The elevated position allows the residence to be bathed in sunshine and there are floor to ceiling glass doors for maximum light and views. The main bedroom suite is luxurious with its indulgent ensuite. Outside the lush exotic garden with sandstone retreats has been laid out by landscaper Dangar Barin Smith. The sub-penthouse has been styled in collaboration with Jack Freeman and features a collection of furniture and art valued at more than $2m that helps showcase the home. The furniture and art can be bought additionally. MORE: Sydney home sells $550k over reserve .
News.com.au
22-07-2025
- Business
- News.com.au
Move in next door to billionaire chicken heiress at Piper
Billionaire Ingham chicken heiress Sue Ingham sold Point Piper's most valuable apartment recently to move into the new hotly-anticipated Piper development between Rose Bay, Bellevue Hill and Double Bay villages. She g ot $29.5m for her Buckhurst Ave apartment and is believed to have paid more than $16m for the Piper penthouse. So the wife of the late Ingham chicken billionaire and racehorse owner Jack Ingham is going to be a neighbour to whoever buys the sub-penthouse at 11/2A Wunulla Rd, Point Piper which consists of 269sqm of artful architecture and timeless luxury. It's up for sale via Highland Double Bay Malouf's Bill Malouf with a $13m guide guide. 'Piper is in an ultra-convenience location, close to all the top private schools and has been created with the pinnacle of luxury living in mind,' Mr Malouf says. The four-bedroom, three-bathroom sub-penthouse has all the sculptural beauty of the penthouse and is part of the penthouse collection, premium residences with expansive terraces, a private wine room and views. Acclaimed boutique developers Fortis and Dare are behind the mid-rise project which sits among some of the country's most exclusive and historic homes with views of Sydney Harbour. Bellamy Beach is across the road to the east and to the west is Seven Shillings Beach and the full majesty of Sydney Harbour. Some of the nation's most prestigious schools are nearby with Cranbrook School just 150m away, The Scots College 390m away and Ascham School just 1 kilometre away. Meanwhile, the Royal Motor Yacht Club is nearby further along Wunulla Rd and Point Piper marina is even closer. So this is blue-ribbon buying at its best. No wonder the well-known heiress is buying in. Some of the other residents are starting to move into the building too. There are 14 units in all, two, three and four-bedroom residences. The sub-penthouse has an expansive layout with dual balconies and garden outlooks. The marble kitchen has premium appliances plus a butler's pantry and the interiors have been styled by Mim Design in a layered natural palette. The elevated position allows the residence to be bathed in sunshine and there are floor to ceiling glass doors for maximum light and views. The main bedroom suite is luxurious with its indulgent ensuite. Outside the lush exotic garden with sandstone retreats has been laid out by landscaper Dangar Barin Smith. The sub-penthouse has been styled in collaboration with Jack Freeman and features a collection of furniture and art valued at more than $2m that helps showcase the home. The furniture and art can be bought additionally.
Sydney Morning Herald
19-07-2025
- Business
- Sydney Morning Herald
Rich Lister sells $40m Sydney house, doubles his money in five years
Rich lister Tony Denny has sold his Point Piper trophy home for circa $40 million, doubling his money on the property in the five years he owned it. Denny purchased the residence some five years ago for $19.5 million from dentist Le Tran after reading about the home coming up for sale in this very column. Not only has he doubled his money in that time, the five-bedroom, six-bathroom property with gun barrel views of Sydney's iconic harbour joins the ranks of the top prestige property sales of 2025 so far. Set on 670 square metres, the luxury residence features a lavish marble spa, a granite kitchen, a bespoke dressing room, a newly minted gym and an idyllic retreat for guests. Denny made his fortune selling cars in Europe before selling up his dealership AAA Autos to Polish private equity firm Abris Capital Partners for $320 million in 2014. He later turned into a property developer as the founder and chief executive of Central Real Capital, now focusing on real estate private credit. It's this latest industry that is to blame for his small dip in personal net worth this year when his business experienced subdued market conditions. His wealth was estimated at $780 million, down 1 per cent year-on-year, according to The Australian Financial Review 's latest Rich List. The 62-year-old has since become a qualified horticulturist, and a major backer of ASX-listed crop nutrient play RLF AgTech, and is based on the Central Coast where he is spending more time on his farm.
The Age
19-07-2025
- Business
- The Age
Rich Lister sells $40m Sydney house, doubles his money in five years
Rich lister Tony Denny has sold his Point Piper trophy home for circa $40 million, doubling his money on the property in the five years he owned it. Denny purchased the residence some five years ago for $19.5 million from dentist Le Tran after reading about the home coming up for sale in this very column. Not only has he doubled his money in that time, the five-bedroom, six-bathroom property with gun barrel views of Sydney's iconic harbour joins the ranks of the top prestige property sales of 2025 so far. Set on 670 square metres, the luxury residence features a lavish marble spa, a granite kitchen, a bespoke dressing room, a newly minted gym and an idyllic retreat for guests. Denny made his fortune selling cars in Europe before selling up his dealership AAA Autos to Polish private equity firm Abris Capital Partners for $320 million in 2014. He later turned into a property developer as the founder and chief executive of Central Real Capital, now focusing on real estate private credit. It's this latest industry that is to blame for his small dip in personal net worth this year when his business experienced subdued market conditions. His wealth was estimated at $780 million, down 1 per cent year-on-year, according to The Australian Financial Review 's latest Rich List. The 62-year-old has since become a qualified horticulturist, and a major backer of ASX-listed crop nutrient play RLF AgTech, and is based on the Central Coast where he is spending more time on his farm.
Daily Mail
06-07-2025
- Daily Mail
Concerns grow for former Sydney society 'It' girl and celebrity stylist Kelly Smythe after she was accused of shocking forgery scam
Friends of Sydney socialite and stylist Kelly Smythe are growing concerned in the wake of her shocking forgery scam scandal. The one-time 2000s 'It' girl was arrested in May for allegedly forging prescriptions and was taken into custody at Surry Hills Police Station in Sydney 's inner east. The 47-year-old, who lives on Australia's most expensive street in Point Piper, spent the night at the station before appearing before Downing Centre Local Court via video link, where she made a release application while being held on remand. Now, her friends have broken their silence over the scandal, revealing that not all is as it seems and the 'truth will come out'. 'There was a huge amount going on for Kelly that only people in her inner circle are aware of,' one close friend told the Sunday Confidential. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The insider then shared a revelation regarding the celebrity stylist that sheds some light on her mental wellbeing at the time of the alleged offences. 'She was in a very scary place and a victim to serious DV for many years,' the source said. 'The man involved was eventually charged and pleaded guilty to his crimes, but it changed her and she never fully recovered.' The New Zealand-born socialite's glamorous life unravelled overnight after she was charged with two counts of using a false document to obtain property and two counts of obtaining or attempting to get a prohibited drug by false representation. A charge sheet showed Smythe allegedly used a false letter and two fraudulent scripts to get dexamphetamine and lisdexamfetamine from the Paddington Compounding Pharmacy on Oxford street in February 21 and May 15. Dexamphetamine medication is used in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy (sleep disorder) while Lisdexamfetamine treats moderate-to-severe binge eating disorder in adults. Smythe's barrister Charles Alexander lodged a release application on his client's behalf. 'She knows she needs to stay on the straight and narrow,' he told the court. She was known for living life in the fast lane before take a step away form the limelight several years ago Magistrate Sharon Freund said the police facts indicated there may be further charges pending, but no fresh charges had been laid. The magistrate granted bail but added: 'I suspect your client may have an issue with the drugs she has been self-prescribing.' Smythe, who wore gold-rimmed sunglasses during her video-linked court appearance, said: 'Thank you so much, ma'am.' The case will be back before the court in July. At the height of her career, Kelly was a Seven Network stylist and the go-to fashion adviser to Sydney's elite, styling Miranda Kerr, Jennifer Hawkins, Jodi Gordon and Sonia Kruger. But after five years at the helm of the wardrobe styling department, Seven cut ties with her. With the local fashion industry teetering on the brink of collapse, Smythe struggled with freelance work and former friends say she vanished from the limelight. She tied the knot in 2011 with Alex Nikolaidis, 10 years younger than her, at St Mark's Church in the ritzy eastern suburbs enclave of Darling Point in front of clients and Sydney's society set including Roxy Jacenko, Holly Brisley and Chris Bath. The couple welcomed a son, who is now 14, a year before saying 'I do'. They are now divorced.
