Brooki Bakehouse founder lists historic Brisbane home
Brooki Bakehouse founder Brooke Bellamy and husband, Justice, have listed Camp Hill’s historic Litchaton after 20 months.
The property being marketed without a price guide but expected to fetch more than $3.5 million.
The couple paid $3.6m.
It had previously been for private sale asking $3.65m.
Place New Farm agents Sarah Hackett and Lauren Marmotta are the agents.
Litchaton
Built in 1898, Litchaton at 76 Watson Street sits on 916 square metres flanked by two towering palm trees (continues below).
The holding includes a swimming pool and multiple entertainment areas set among established gardens.
Fully renovated, the 486sqm residence features five bedrooms — three with ensuites — two living areas and a study.
The farmhouse-style kitchen is larger than the already expansive master suite.
It is understood the family plans to relocate overseas.
Late last year, UAE-based investor Arada — owned by Saudi Arabian royalty — invested $25m to expand the Brooki Bakehouse business globally, with plans for around 100 stores.
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