Rocker Suze DeMarchi's Coogee home gets passed in

Rocker Suze DeMarchi, who fronts the popular band Baby Animals, has yet to sell her Coogee house after its weekend auction.

The home, which had a guide of $2.1 million, was passed in on a $2.18 million vendor bid through The Agency's Bethwyn Richards and Monica Smit.

The Perth born musician bought the home for $1,265,000 in 2011 when returning from the US when set to relocate with her then partner, Aerosmith guitarist Nuno Bettencourt.

Bettencourt's ongoing tour commitments meant the plan never materialized and the two split.

The two level home at the south end of Coogee Beach has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living area on each level.

DeMarchi has renovated the home extensively during her seven year ownership. DeMarchi began her career as a solo singer in the 1980s having moved to London.

She signed to EMI and released three singles as a pop star before returning to Australia to form Baby Animals with fellow WA musicians in 1989.

After creating two albums, which were first then second in the Australia album charts, the group split up in 1994.

The Baby Animals re-formed in 2007.

They have toured regularly since.

This article featured in the Sunday Telegraph.