Nude artist Dina Broadhurst is selling up.
‘Nude’ artist Dina Broadhurst has listed the stylish Darling Point apartment she owned with her ex-boyfriend, property developer Max Shepherd.
Broadhurst, who has reportedly been inseparable from her new beau, Winning Appliances billionaire John “Herman” Winning since their relationship became public in April, had purchased the three-bedroom garden apartment with Shepherd at 7/22 Etham Avenue for $5.2m in March, 2022.
“They’ve completely gutted it and done the most amazing renovation, which took around two years,” says listing agent Josh Allen of JT Allen.
Allen, who shares the listing with his colleague Ryan Rubinstein, and co-agent David Malouf of Highland Double Bay Malouf, have an $11.5m price guide for a December 10 auction.
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Dina Broadhurst and her former partner, property developer Max Shepherd, at their home in Vaucluse in 2020. They remain close friends. Picture: Flavio Brancaleone
The reno took about two years.
The apartment has incredible views.
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Broadhurst, 46, who has 350k Instagram followers, earnt the tag “nude” artist because she often photographs herself nude, with just diamantes obscuring her nipples.
She split with Shepherd in mid-2023 after a four-and-a-half year relationship, but continue to be close friends.
Before that, she was in a relationship with muso and health guru Nick Broadhurst and they share a teenage son, Leo.
The Darling Point apartment overlooks the harbour and along with its bespoke interiors offers 280sqm of indoor-outdoor living space.
No expense has been spared.
It has 280sqm of indoor-outdoor living space.
There’s a sunny garden with waterf views across Double Bay to Redleaf Pool and Seven Shillings Beach.
The realestate.com.au ad advises: “No expense was spared” to create the home.
The interiors, by Studiojos, includes an opulent master bedroom suite, gourmet marble kitchen and multiple open plan living and dining areas with custom cabinetry, oak floors and soaring 3.6m high ceilings.
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