Record Point Piper Sales for Billionaire Chicken Heiress

6/6 Buckhurst Ave, the Point Piper sells for as much as $29.5 million, smashing past suburban records.

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The wife of late Ingham chicken billionaire Jack Ingham sold her luxury penthouse for the highest apartment price in Point Piper.

Sue Ingham’s extraordinary sale price of $29.5 million, sold her luxurious monolithic apartment and gained incredible iconic views in the iconic views of 6/6 Buckhurst Ave, which lost the first $20 million apartment record for Australia’s most unique suburbs.

The talk was made by McGrath Double Bay’s Luke Hogan and William Manning, who were responsible for a large number of non-market prices, although they refused to discuss it when in contact.

They are rumored to be behind Sue Ingham’s recent purchase of $16 million in a four-bedroom penthouse in the luxury Piper Project in nearby Wunulla Rd.

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Sue Ingham and her late husband Jack, who was also a famous horse racing owner in 1997.

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The entire floor apartment on Buckhurst Ave is known as the open living area of ​​Point Piper House, which opens to a huge terrace with huge views.

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There are luxurious finishes throughout the spread of 450 m2.

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Piper, developed by Fortis Property Group and Dare Property Group, is about to be completed, so Ingham is undoubtedly looking forward to moving into a new home with a private pool next month.

Since 2010, she has owned a 450-square-meter Buckhurst Ave apartment with four bedrooms, four bathrooms and four car garages for $12,245,000.

Located in just six boutique beachfront neighborhoods called Point Piper House, the building offers direct access to seven shilling beaches and also features a private pool overlooking the incredible harbor views.

The elevator opens directly into the apartment.

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There are four impressive bathrooms.

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There is even a private gym.

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These images also show lift openings directly into the penthouse. Magnificent outdoor terrace and large open plan living space with luxurious finishes.

Her late husband Jack and his brother Bob inherited a small chicken business in 1960 and turned it into a very successful business.

He and Bob are known as Big Jack and are also co-founders of Australia’s largest purebred racing and breeding operations.

He died in 2003.

Jack’s daughter Sue Ingham (to earlier wife) sold her “private shelter” for $1.405 million last November through Highlands Twin Bay director David Malouf.