Beaumaris home one of most expensive offered in the suburb at $4 million

Beaumaris home one of most expensive offered in the suburb at $4 million
Nicola TrotmanDecember 7, 2020

Architect Andrew Piotrowski and his interior designer wife Marika Brand have put their five-bedroom Beaumaris home on the market with price expectations of above $4 million.

Located on Tramway Parade, the 900-square-metre property boasts 180 degree bay views through four-metre high atrium windows and features rooftop terraces.

The property features a self-contained apartment, home theatre and games room, an indoor pool, a wine cellar and a lift.

The self-contained apartment includes a bedroom and ensuites with a bluestone-surrounded wood fire and its own garden and entrance.

Real estate agent Marshall White says the bayside home is one of the most expensive properties to be offered in the suburb.

The property at 1 Point Avenue holds the crown for the suburb's most expensive, having sold in 2009 for $4,010,000.

It features four bedrooms and four bathrooms and is situated on a 746-square-metre block.

The current Tramway Parade home is listed by Rae Tomlinson and Rob Strickland of Marshall White with EOI closing May 7.

The high-end Beaumaris auction scene has been quiet in recent years but back in 2009 there was also 20-22 Balcombe Park Lane that sold for $1,880,000 and 74 Tramway Parade at $1.72 million in 2008.

In 2006 a large modern house at 9 Point Avenue with a reserve of $2.275 million, was passed in at $2.1 million.

In 2005 the cliff-top home at 1 Point Avenue was passed in on a vendor bid of $2.7 million, with a reserve of $2.99 million.

The median house price in Beaumaris according to RP Data is $970,000.

Beaumaris currently has a clearance rate of 50% for 2013, with only 13 properties selling out of a total of 26 auctions, according to Real Estate Insitute of Victoria.

Nicola Trotman

With a penchant for the written word, Nicola has built a career doing just this – now Creative Director at thriving Melbourne-based PR agency, Greenpoint Media.

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