Wealthy jewellery designer Karen Liberman’s has put her home up for sale that was designed by famed architect Robin Boyd in 1955 and later reinvigorated by Stephen Jolson.
The Libermans are a well-known Melbourne family and one of the richest in the nation, initially led by the late patriarch Jack Liberman through his successful commercial property investments when he immigrated after World War II.
The wealthy clan operate multiple businesses including Monark Property Partners, Lumir Ventures and Small Giants Family Office.
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Now, Karen, who purchased the property with her ex-husband Joshua Liberman, is selling the four-bedroom abode with $15.9m-$17m price hopes.
Property records reveal she’s owned the home since 1996 and purchased it for $1.18m.
The large deck and pool surrounded by plant life.
The expansive upper deck leading into the kitchen, dining and lounge areas.
Enveloped by lush greenery, the residence was originally designed by famed architect Robin Boyd in 1955 using black steel and ceiling glass to view its rainforest-like surroundings.
It’s understood the property was later reinvigorated by architect Stephen Jolson in the 2010s.
Spanning around 1373sq m, the home is made using oak and travertine warmed by a Philippe Chimnee fire place in the living and dining space.
The kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau appliances and a Sub-Zero integrated fringe and freezer.
The travertine ensuite to the main bedroom with large, freestanding bath.
The kitchen is fitted with Gaggenau appliances, while the home office offers a built-in leather desk.
The house also has other rare features like a gym area, temperature-controlled wine cellar, a cocktail cabinet in the sitting room, a limestone paved barbecue and teppanyaki terrace.
Marshall White Stonnington director and listing agent Marcus Chiminello was contacted for comment.
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