PHOTO: Gavin Rubinstein. FILE
Gavin Rubinstein, the high-profile real estate agent and star of the reality TV series “Luxe Listings,” has sold his luxury home in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs for approximately $8 million. Rubinstein had owned the contemporary Waverley property since March 2022, having purchased it for $6.25 million, according to property records.
The then-new townhouse was crafted by prestige home builder Future Flip. Rubinstein also sold the mirror image detached dual occupancy townhouse next door, situated on a 375 square meter lot, for the same price a week before his own purchase. This neighboring property was bought by Galilee Energy director Raymond Shorrocks and his wife, Stephanie Tetu.
Star TV real estate agent Gavin Rubinstein has offloaded his luxury Eastern Suburbs home of two years for around $8m. Photo: Brook Rushton
“Each of these homes achieved record prices for the area,” remarked Future Flip’s Neil Hipwell on the company’s website at the time.
Neil Hipwell, the award-winning builder and developer behind Future Flip, is married to former Big Brother contestant and influencer Krystal Hipwell.
Luxe Listings star Gavin Rubinstein has sold at Waverley.
Rubinstein’s three-level townhouse features an open-plan living and dining space on the ground floor that extends to an outdoor limed oak deck and a deep garden with an eco-heated pool. The designer kitchen is equipped with a Talostone Super White breakfast bar, butler’s pantry, and Miele appliances, including an induction cooktop, built-in steam oven, and integrated fridge.
FutureFlip builder Neil Hipwell and his wife, influencer and former Big Brother contestant Krystal Hipwell. Picture: instagram.com/neilhipwell
The master suite boasts a full-size ensuite with a stand-alone bathtub, his and her walk-in wardrobes, a balcony with a custom bar, and Velux skylit ceilings. The five-bedroom, three-bathroom home also includes Clipsal home automation, a smart home door handle and touchpad, and an internal lift.
Rubinstein owned the home for a little over two years.
Rubinstein, who owned the property for just over two years, is reportedly looking to significantly upgrade his primary residence. He has also sold one of his investment properties as part of this move.
SOURCE: NEWS.COM.AU