$30 Million To Call Point Piper Home

If you’ve ever dreamed of living in the lap of luxury, winning a $30 million Oz Lotto jackpot could be your chance! Several $30 million plus properties in Point Piper have changed hands in the past six months – and the trend is likely to continue.

Point Piper, a tiny enclave of just eleven streets in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, has been called Australia’s most exclusive location. One of those streets, Wolseley Road is currently ranked the 9th most expensive street in the world, at $38,900 per square metre and a total property value of $720 million. With a population just under 1,500, the beachfront suburb is home to some of the most expensive homes in Australia.

In October, a hundred year-old lavish six-bedroom mansion with exclusive beachfront access was reportedly sold for $30 million, while a Mediterranean-style home set a sales record of $39 million for non-waterfront property in November. Other Point Piper properties sold in the last six months went for prices as high as $37 million.

Point Piper is home to many prominent Australians including Malcolm Turnbull, Frank Lowy (Westfield Group founder and CEO), John Symond (founder of Aussie Home Loans) and Julia Ross (Ross Human Directions recruitment agency). In combination with nearby Darling Point, Edgecliff, and Rushcutters Bay, the suburb was named Australia’s wealthiest in 2013 according to the ATO.

While a $30 million home certainly brings its share of prestige, real estate might not be your cup of tea. Imagine all the ways you could celebrate this summer with $30,000,000 cash! How about a trip on the world’s most expensive chartered megayacht at US$843,478 per week? You could sail the seas in style, enjoying marble baths, elevators and a 24-hour restaurant.

Closer to home, you could enjoy a beachfront sojourn on beautiful Bedarra Island off the coast of Cairns, where guests can rent private beachfront villas for up to $2725 per night. If you’re the jetsetting type, the penthouse suite of New York’s Four Seasons hotel might be more appealing. For US$30,000 per night you can take advantage of a 24-hour personal assistant and chauffeured Rolls-Royce – if you ever feel like leaving the roof-top apartment, that is.

For the revheads, a Bugatti Veyron 16.4 could be right up your alley. Despite a W16 engine that can reach speeds of 400km/h, the car is still deemed to be street legal – bonus! With a mere $1.7 million price tag, you could have plenty left over for other toys. Like your own private Boeing 707, one of only 13 ever made – putting you in the same company as Hollywood star John Travolta, who purchased his luxury jet in 1998.

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