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“I am the third generation to be a part of the business, and the plan is for Taylors to be there for the next and generations to come,” he said.
Clinton Taylor.Credit: Sam Mooy
Taylor paid $1.2 million in 1997 to the previous owners, Henry Ho and Merry Tjandra. The property is scheduled to go to auction on October 28 and is being sold through Oliver Lavers and Gavin Rubinstein of TRG.
Views from the other side of town
Banking couple Joanne Spillane and Mark Wilson are selling their Greenwich manor with a price guide of $13 million.
Spillane is the executive director and global head of private markets at Macquarie Capital, and Wilson was previously a partner at Archer Capital and a managing director at Goldman Sachs in Sydney, now at Alceon Private Equity.
The pair purchased the three-storey property for $6.1 million in 2007 when they moved from Darling Point with their three young children. They are now downsizing.
Macquarie Capital’s Joanne Spillane and her partner Mark Wilson are offloading their Greenwich manor, listed with a price guide of $13 million.Credit:
Harbour Bridge and Cockatoo Island views offer a serene backdrop, and the ferry wharf and Greenwich Baths are footsteps away.
The Edwardian abode has been renovated and features blackbutt timber floors, leadlight windows and marble detail. Sandstone terraces are perfect for entertaining.
Joanne Spillane. Credit: Flavio Brancaleone
An auction has been scheduled for October 25 and the property is being sold through Sam Lloyd of McGrath Lane Cove.
Architect-designed home in the east
Banker Mark Davis and his wife Lucy are selling their architecturally designed six-bedroom home in Randwick with a price guide of $10.5 million.
Mark was recruited by Goldman Sachs last year as the head of its Australian and New Zealand equities division and before that was a Credit Suisse operative.
The couple purchased the address for $2.6 million in 2005. They enlisted MCK Architects to rebuild the Federation abode and add a contemporary rear extension, all completed in 2014. Concrete and black textural tones add a dramatic flair to the overall aesthetic.
There is a Spanish-tiled saltwater pool with adjacent built-in seating, landscaped gardens by Will Dangar, a media room, upstairs playroom for the kids and home gym.
Mark Davis of Goldman Sachs and his wife Lucy have put their architecturally designed Randwick home on the market, with a price guide of $10.5 million.Credit:
Interiors feature blackbutt floors and Italian bluestone in the bathrooms. Cosmetic updates have been made in the last three years.
The home is scheduled to go to auction on October 18 and is being sold through Maclay Longhurst and James Ball of Sydney Sotheby’s International Realty.
Hunters Hill estate
Squadron Energy’s David Sidoti and his wife Elizabeth have put their Hunters Hill mansion on the market with a price guide of $18 million.
David is the head of capital markets and investments at Squadron Energy, while Elizabeth is employed with Qantas.
The five-bedroom estate is perched on a generous waterfront block of more than 1000 square metres, and has been renovated since the couple purchased it for $7 million in 2012.
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Parquetry floors, decorative ceilings, Carrara marble in the kitchen and rich tones adorn the interiors.
The home is an ideal space to entertain with a movie theatre, pool, outdoor kitchen with pizza oven and covered pergola. There is also a self-contained studio and wine cellar.
The property is scheduled to go to auction on October 23 and is being sold through Tracey Dixon and Nicholas Cowdrill of McGrath Hunters Hill.
