The house of Sydney fraudster Melissa Caddick has been listed on the market, almost two years after the 49-year-old mysteriously vanished following a raid investigating a long-running ponzi scheme.
The sprawling Dover Heights mansion, in Sydney's east, is a serious asset of the Receivership Property and can assist return cash to buyers who fell sufferer to the scheme.
The itemizing comes after Caddick's husband, and former hairdresser, Anthony Koletti was evicted from the five-bedroom house in Might.
He had been residing lease free within the property since her disappearance.
Along with five-bedrooms, the property at 5 Wallangra Highway boasts expansive views of Sydney's harbour with 4 bogs and a pool.
The house has been listed on the market with Sydney Sotheby's Worldwide Realty and has an estimated worth of between $15 million to $17 million.
"Since acquiring vacant possession in late Might 2022 and receiving orders enabling us to proceed with a sale, we've got undertaken sure upkeep and minor enhancements to amplify the property's luxurious attraction," mentioned Bruce Gleeson from Jones Companions, the receivers of Melissa Caddick and Liquidators of Maliver Pty Ltd.
"The house is positioned in an elevated a part of one in all Dover Heights' most sought-after streets and we're extraordinarily happy to have the ability to supply this prestigious property on the market throughout spring.
"The sale marketing campaign will likely be carried out through an Expressions of Curiosity which is scheduled to shut on 31 October 2022 and thereafter a non-public public sale (if required)."
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Jones Companions added it is "shut" to finalising an software to the Federal Courtroom searching for sale orders relating to Caddick's designer jewelry, clothes and artworks.
Caddick was final seen after a raid of her Dover Heights house in November 2020.
Her partial stays had been found on a South Coast seashore, about 500 kilometres south of Sydney, in February 2021.
Caddick is accused of misappropriating about $30 million from buyers, together with her family and friends in a Ponzi scheme she had been operating for years.