Online publisher Jackie Maxted buys in Griffiths Tea conversion

Online publisher Jackie Maxted buys in Griffiths Tea conversion
Title TattleFebruary 14, 20181 min read

Online publisher Jackie Maxted headlines the buyers in the settlement of the iconic Griffiths Tea Surry Hills warehouse conversion.

Maxted, who founded the Beauty Heaven website, paid $4 million for one of the penthouses in the now New York-style Federation warehouse apartments.

The two-storey, three bedroom penthouse, is one of seven.

The landmark Wentworth Street building is the $37 million development of the Cornerstone Property Group. It now comprises 39 apartments designed by PopovBass architects.

BresicWhitney are marketing some of the apartments that didn't sell in the building that had laid empty for 30 years.

In 2015 Maxted recently paid $4.55 million for one of Bondi Beach's rare original sandstone cottages.

The purchase came shortly after Beauty Heaven Group was bought by Bauer Media.

This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.

 

 

Editor's Picks

First look: Two-tower plans for hundreds of new homes in Westmead health hub
Inside Park Modern, South Melbourne: Five minutes with Time & Place Founder Tim Price
Time & Place kicks of construction at Two Tides Manly with half of the apartments sold
First look: Carpe Group and ICON Developments team up again for new downsizer apartments in Hawthorn
Rozelle Village achieves strong results as sales officially launch