Footballers Will Slade and Ben Sinclair sell Toorak spec project
Footballers Will Slade and Ben Sinclair have sold their spec Toorak project for an undisclosed price.
It had been completely redesigned and rebuilt, taking just over six months.
Slade and his brother, Collingwood player Ben Sinclair, lived on the premises during the process.
Agent Michael Armstrong from Kay & Burton Real Estate had been quoting $1.8 million to $2 million.
Working with Charles Inglis designs, Slade utilized his studies in sustainable development.
Slade's business is ROC Projects.
The duo paid around $850,000 in late 2011 for the 200 square metre holding.
Slade played 17 games for the Geelong Cats between 2002 and 2006, in a career curtailed by injury. Sinclair was drafted by Collingwood in 2009 and has lined up for the Magpies on 39 occasions so far.
The rebuild installed Douglas wooden floorboards from Danish manufacturers Dinesen at 49 Fairbairn Road, Toorak.
