Poker player Julius Colman eyes record $96m for Brighton waterfront

Brighton’s waterfront is set for an almost $100m real estate sell off as two of the suburb’s most enviable neighbours hit the market together.A classic home on illustrious Moule Ave that set the suburb’s price record last year when it sold for $32.8m, has returned to the market with a $46m-$50m asking price, while its neighbour is also up for grabs at $42m-$46m.The neighbouring homes have a significant beach frontage unrivalled in the rest of the suburb.Sold together, it could represent an eye-watering outlay of $95m in what would be not only the biggest figure in Brighton’s history — but also put the Bayside enclave back in the realms of Toorak where pharmacy industry boss and billionaire Dennis Bastas last year paid a record-breaking $116m for ex-Essendon boss Paul Little’s former home.RELATED: Brighton waterfront: Poker player’s $30m+ mansion buy revealedFormer JB Hi Fi boss Richard Bouris sells $25m Brighton homeInside interior designer Stuart Rattle’s final $12m masterpiece Title documents show both homes in the name of Pamela Colman, wife of Melbourne businessman and World Series of Poker Championships player Julius Colman.They were also the buyers of the former Brighton home...