The Block judge Darren Palmer (c) has been forced to swallow a massive price discount as he struggles to sell his luxurious Bondi Beach home.
The price guidance for the Bondi Beach abode of The Block judge Darren Palmer and his husband Olivier Duvillard has been tweaked by $1 million.
The $9.5 million expectations now sit at $8.5 million through Raine & Horne.
The couple bought the Sir Thomas Mitchell Rd bungalow for $2.98 million in 2015, then rebuilt in 2022.
It’s had more than 7000 views on realestate.com.au.
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Darren Palmer’s Bondi home has been hit with a big price but.
The home was listed for sale late last month.
Palmer and Dullivard bought the former single-level Californian bungalow for $2.98m in 2015, when the couple were moving from Edgecliff.
The interior designer collaborated with architect John Deuchrass and construction company Taste Living in 2022 to rebuild much of the existing house. The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home on Sir Thomas Mitchell Rd, comes with a heated pool plus four landscaped subtropical garden zones.
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The guide for the home has been taken down by $1m.
Expectations now sit at $8.5m down from $9.5m.
It’s just minutes away from the beach itself.
“State-of-the-art design, high-end finishes and an incredible layout perfect for multi-generational living unite in this flawlessly crafted residence to deliver the ultimate in laid-back luxury and arguably Bondi’s most inspiring brand-new home,” the marketing for the home reads.
“A labour of love and created without compromise, this four-bedroom residence echoes the natural beauty of its surrounds offering an array of striking living zones enjoying effortless indoor/outdoor transitions.
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Darren Palmer has owned the home since 2015
And undertook a complete reno in 2022.
Darren Palmer and Olivier Duvillard. Picture: Ken Butti
“A soothing palette of timber and marble create a sense of harmony and wellbeing, while walls of glass bring in the sunshine and double-height skylit ceilings deliver a dramatic sense of space.
“A vast open living and dining area offers a refined space to relax and entertain, while a chef’s kitchen is a place of beauty with a tactile Monreale marble breakfast bar, top-of-the-range Bora induction cooktop and premium integrated appliances.”
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