Hygge Designs’s Carlie Fraser and her Olympic golfer husband, Marcus, have sold the Beaumaris house which they renovated. Picture: Marie-Luise Photography. Olympic golfer Marcus Fraser and his interior designer wife Carlie have farewelled the 1890s-era Beaumaris estate which became their family home. Fraser tied for fifth place when he represented Australia at the 2016 Rio Olympics. He also has a number of European and Asian Tour wins under his belt. Ms Fraser is creative director of a Scandinavian-inspired interior design practice in Melbourne, Hygge Design. RELATED: Cathy Freeman, Ross Pelligra’s mansion campaign pull back Beaumaris: Essendon great turned architect Jack Clarke’s former mid-century home for sale Restoration Australia: Beaumaris mid-century pad restored on television show hits the market The studio’s work has featured in Home Beautiful magazine, Country Style and The Design Files. In February, the couple listed their house named Pointside, with a $6.9m-$7.3m range. Buxton’s Stefan Delyster declined to comment on the price after the Lang St residence sold this month, but industry sources indicated it fetched a figure towards the range’s lower end. The 1689sq m prope...
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