Fashion retail mogul Dean Mintz lists luxury Toorak mansion

The Toorak house of Cettire founder Dean Mintz features a heated pool and landscaped gardens. Rich-lister founder and chief executive of online luxury fashion retailer Cettire, Dean Mintz, has listed his modernist Toorak mansion with an $18.2m-20m range. Described in the The Australian as a “reclusive entrepreneur”, Mr Mintz was worth an estimated $729m in 2024. In 2017, he established Cettire which sells clothes, shoes and accessories from upscale fashion labels such as Prada, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Fendi, Loewe and Max Mara, often at a discount. RELATED: Clean energy chief David Sutton lists sustainable Toorak home Melbourne’s elite in early spring sell off, mega-mansions hit market Spotlight Group buys landmark Toorak tower in mega office deal Mr Mintz made more than $300m from selling shares in the company after floating it on the Australian Stock Exchange in 2020. Records show he owns the five-bedroom house featuring a six-car garage, travertine-edged heated pool, wine cellar and tasting room with an adjoining kitchenette, lift and commercial-grade security. He paid $14.5m for the mansion, in 2021, which is now listed with Melbourne Sotheby’s International Realty’s Antoinette N...