Celebrity chef Simmone Logue sells her dazzling harborside apartment in Sydney for an eye-popping $6.5 million
Celebrity chef Simmone Logue has listed her sprawling waterfront apartment in Sydney with a target price of $6.5 million.
Located in the Billyard Gardens block in Elizabeth Bay, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom pad offers stunning views of the eastern harbor.
Logue, 58, bought the 1960s condo with husband Ray Sprouts, a real estate developer, for $5.3 million in 2021, reports The Daily Telegraph.
It has a holiday atmosphere with an understated open plan design.
Highlights of the ground floor apartment include a private garden and harborside pool.
Celebrity chef Simmone Logue has listed her sprawling waterfront apartment in Sydney with a target price of $6.5 million
Located in the Billyard Gardens block in Elizabeth Bay, the three bedroom, two bathroom pad offers stunning views of the eastern harbor
Logue (pictured) bought the 1960s condo with husband Ray Sprouts in 2021 for $5.3 million
Features also include a spacious kitchen leading out to a combined dining and lounge area.
In the meantime, Logue and her husband splashed out $11 million on another apartment in the eastern suburbs nearby.
The pair bought a two-bedroom apartment in Elizabeth Bay from fashion designer Melanie Greensmith in January.
Built in 1922 on the south harbor shore, the couple’s new pad is in Del Rio’s four-story tower block and was once featured in Vogue.
Highlights of the ground floor apartment include a private garden and harborside pool. (Pictured: one of the three bedrooms)
In the meantime, Logue and her husband spent $11 million on another apartment in an eastern suburb nearby. The pair bought a two-bedroom apartment in Elizabeth Bay from fashion designer Melanie Greensmith in January
It has many original features, including French plantation shutters and high ceilings, and highlights include a swimming pool and private garden.
Previous owners include celebrity caterer Charles Wilkins, who purchased the property in 2001 for $1.96 million.
Wilkins later hired renowned architect Garth Barnett to convert the three-bedroom apartment into a two-bedroom apartment.
Logue rose to fame with its luxury bakery brand, founded in the 1990s.
