Sophie Curtis sells her BKH Paddington tobacco warehouse apartment
Sophie Curtis, the recently married daughter of mining executive Nick Curtis and his wife, Angela, has secured $2.1 million pre-auction for her open-plan two bedroom Paddington apartment.
It's among the 12 units in the Tobacco Factory on Macdonald Street. It sold through Phillips Panzer Donnelly.
It last sold as a three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in 2011 for $1.51 million when sold by the stock market newsletter publisher Jordan Rivkin who bought it in 2005 for $1,253,000.
The 185 square metre apartment first sold for $516,000 in 2000.
Since its last sale there had been a makeover Iain Halliday of BKH which can easily be converted back into a three bedroom apartment
The warehouse conversion was undertaken by the developer O'Connor Developments with all the apartments open-plan with only the bathrooms enclosed.
At the time the typical 115 square metres were for sale at $745,000.
Sophie Curtis had upgraded apartments in the 1930s Tobacco Factory as she was previously in a spacious one-bedroom, one-bathroom 95 square metre apartment with car space, which cost $1.15 million in 2008, and sold in 2011 at $1.075 million.
Sophie recently married Luke Calpis.
