Toorak: British billionaire’s son sells penthouse for eight-figure sum

The penthouse at 86 Mathoura Rd, Toorak, has sold for an eight-figure sum.

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The Melbourne businessman, son of a British billionaire, has sold his Toorak penthouse for an eight-figure sum.

Mark Healey is the co-founder of energy company Blue Energy alongside Christopher Dean, who is its chief executive.

He is also the son of Eddie Healey, who made his fortune founding and selling the Meadowhall shopping centre in Sheffield, England.

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Industry sources revealed that he sold the three-bedroom penthouse at 86 Mathoura Rd at the end of June.

The sale price was not disclosed, but the home was being asked for between $12 million and $13 million.

One of the many living spaces near the private elevator.

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The kitchen is equipped with Gaggenau appliances, including a steamer and coffee maker.

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Architect Rob Mills, SJB Interiors and Paul Bangay collaborated to design the interior and exterior of the penthouse, which features Venetian plaster ceilings and walls, a marble- and brass-rimmed bar and a spa on its expansive balcony.

Mr Healey is no stranger to high-end Melbourne real estate, having sold a five-bedroom mansion in Red Hill South in March 2022 for more than $25 million.

He also sold a Lansell Rd mansion in 2021 for $43.1 million to Chemist Warehouse owner Sam Gance and Real Housewives of Melbourne star Janet Roach.

The office has a gas fireplace.

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The terrace covered by a pergola has a heated spa.

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The two-story penthouse spans 700 sqm and features multiple living areas as well as a private rooftop balcony with 360-degree views.

A service window connects the terrace to the kitchen, which is equipped with Gaggenau appliances, an integrated Liebherr refrigerator and freezer, a wine refrigerator and a pantry.

Marshall White Stonnington director and real estate agent Marcus Chiminello have been contacted for comment.

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