Interior designer Charlotte O’Neil sells in Paddington
Charlotte O’Neil has sold in Paddington.
Interior designer Charlotte O’Neil has sold in Paddington.
The Underwood St sale comes ahead of the completion of the intended Vaucluse clifftop abode for the designer and her property developer husband, Denis O’Neil.
The Paddington offering was snapped up ahead of next week’s scheduled auction having been listed with $5 million plus hopes.
It was marketed as “expertly redesigned from the ground up by design duo Charlotte & Poppy O’Neil of Poco Designs.”
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O’Neil and daughter Poppy. Source: Instagram
The plunge pool at the rear.
There is a top floor master suite that overlooks Peter Fudge gardens.
With a generous 8.5m frontage, the three bedroom house sits on a 229sqm block with gas heated jet-powered 4x2m plunge pool.
The cottage cost $2.29 million in 2014, with the subsequent 2015 Woollahra Council approvals being costed at $50,000 for the pool and $150,000 for the house alterations.
The mother-daughter design duo told Belle that given its northerly backyard they turned the house around, so that the main room overlooked the rear garden.
The cottage cost $2.29m in 2014.
The kitchen.
The O’Neils once called the $28 million Addenbrooke estate in Bellevue Hill as their home until its sale to billionaire Bob Ell and his wife, Bridget in 2013.
The new house at Vaucluse will come with ocean views having cost $5.7 million in 2017