Street artist Lenny ‘Nekta’ Gould lists $4.6m Hampton home

The house at 33 Prince St, Hampton, greets visitors with a Norfolk Pine, pivot door and grand entrance foyer. Street artist and ex-rapper Lenny Gould has built a luxury bayside house inspired by his young son. Gould, known under the alias Nekta, has public murals in locations such as Melbourne’s Chapel St and Carlisle St. As well, he was formerly part of the hip-hop collective Window Down Crew. RELATED: Rare Rone mural on Melbourne townhouse could fetch $1.475m Poker player Julius Colman eyes record $96m for Brighton waterfront Inside the Bayside suburb where supply has vanished | Ray White Gould said the Hampton home, for sale with a $4.2m-$4.6m range, marked his first major foray as a developer, after previously producing a couple of townhouses. The five-bedroom residence at 33 Prince St was designed with large open spaces and understated elegance in mind, part of a collaboration with Fd Architects’ director Frank Dong and Padalka Building Group. Street artist and former rapper turned developer Lenny Gould with son Lincoln, who served as a major inspiration behind the house, which is even named after him. Picture: Kyle Pasalskyj. Taj Mahal stone, a natural stone from Brazil, feat...