Model and writer Tara Moss and husband Berndt Sellheim sell Blackheath treechange home for $1.85 million
Model and best selling author Tara Moss has offloaded her Blue Mountains treechange home.
Moss and her writer husband Berndt Sellheim sold their Blackheath house for $1.85 million.
The couple made their tree change to the Blue Mountains suburb two years before daughter Sapphira was born. Moss had married poet and philosophy professor Sellheim in 2009, the same year Canyon Cottage, set on 1.2ha, cost $585,000.
Tara Moss’ Blackheath treechanger has been sold.
The 21-year old home sits on 1.2 ha,
The four-bedroom home built in 2000, took just 16 days to sell earlier this month
It comes with something of a baronial room with bar under a high coffered ceiling.
There are French doors opening to a north facing terrace, and the room is used as a home cinema and dining room.
The kitchen was described as modest but with top-of-the-range Smeg appliances. Facing north, it catches the light all winter long, Richardson & Wrench selling agent Lewis Thyer noted, and has two gas furnaces for its under floor heating system.
Tara Moss and husband Berndt Sellheim have live in the home since 2009. Source: Instagram
The main indoor feature is the home’s baronial room.
That doubles as a home cinema.
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There is also a copper drenching system that covers the whole house, fed by a large dam and pump.
“Subtly set back from the road in its sprawling garden surrounds is Canyon Cottage. Cottage is, I must say, quite the understatement, as this home is quite frankly enormous,” the listing read.
Character filled main bathroom.
Bucolic kerb appeal.
Another angle of the ‘baronial’ room, which is flooded with northern light.
Moss, who was born in Canada, has written 13 best-selling fiction and nonfiction books.
Her debut novel, Fetish, written when she was 23, was published in 1999. She’d been a model at age 14 and moved to Australia in 1996.
Author and model Tara Moss. Picture: Supplied
Blackheath’s median house price sits at $727,000, according to realestate.com.au.
Meanwhile, Clarissa Weerasena, the wife of former My Kitchen Rules judge Manu Feildel, has sold a Waterloo investment ahead of its scheduled November 3 auction.
Its sale price was undisclosed, but underbidders were told to better $1.06 million.
Manu Feildel and wife Clarissa Weerasena. Picture: Getty
It is in the 135-apartment George St warehouse style complex George & Allen.
The Waterloo apartment has wide-board timber floors.
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The apartment’s industrial-chic aesthetic included raw concrete ceilings and wide-board timber floors, bold black feature accents, and full-height glass stacker doors opening to an entertainers’ terrace.
The Waterloo home sold for more than $1m.
It is in the 135-apartment George St warehouse style complex George & Allen.
The unit block has won a number of design awards.
The complex was designed in 2013 by Turner Studio architectural design, with interiors by Hecker Guthrie. The complex secured a gold medal in the Interior Design Excellence Awards.
The jewellery designer secured the two-bedroom investment apartment in 2013 at $632,000.
The couple have lived in Maroubra since paying $1.9 million in 2015.
The couple have owned the home since 2013.
The couple run La Botanique, a multifunctional warehouse space hired out as a kitchen for filming and functions.
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