A Bellevue Hill apartment formerly owned by late fashion and television figure Maggie Tabberer has changed hands for $4.175 million in its first sale since the residence was completed in 2014.
The three-bedroom home at 9/45–49 Bellevue Road forms part of Bellair, a boutique complex of 12 residences positioned about 100 metres from Bellevue Hill village.
Tabberer bought the apartment for $2.05 million when the development was completed in 2014. The recent transaction therefore marks the first time the property has been sold since then.
Bellevue Hill Apartment Offers 160sqm Layout
The Level 2 residence contains 160sqm of internal apartment space, along with 28sqm of parking and 6sqm of basement storage.
Its north-facing layout includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a study, living and dining areas and a covered balcony. Two secure car spaces and two walk-in storage areas are also included.
The main bedroom has built-in wardrobes and an ensuite with a bath, separate shower and twin-basin vanity. The remaining two bedrooms also have built-in storage.
An island kitchen sits beside the dining area, which has space for 10 people, while a separate study includes a built-in desk and shelving. Other features include a concealed laundry, ducted zoned air conditioning, video intercom and level lift access between the apartment, parking and storage areas.
The building provides level entry from the street, with shops, cafes and food stores in Bellevue Hill village nearby.
Sale Settles At $4.175 Million
The apartment sold in February on extended settlement terms through Michael Pallier of Sydney Sotheby’s International Realty before settling at $4.175 million.
It had earlier been withdrawn from a planned November 2025 auction.
The buyers are the Mitchell family from Yarraman Park Stud at Scone, with the property set to be used as a rental. A neighbouring three-bedroom apartment had previously been offered for $1,885 a week.
A Home Held From Bellair’s Completion
Bellair was designed by Xpace, built by Jarvis Builders and developed by Eumax.
Tabberer acquired the apartment after selling her Sydney Road home in Randwick for $2.41 million.
Born in Adelaide, she moved to Sydney via Melbourne for her modelling career in 1960 and later became known for her work across Australian fashion and television. She died in December 2024.
The $4.175 million settlement brings the Bellevue Road residence into new ownership after remaining with Tabberer from the development’s completion in 2014.
Published 31-August-2026
