Fourth generation winemaker Lisa McGuigan has emerged as an $8.5m buyer in the long-awaited, recently completed 111 Castlereagh Street redevelopment above the David Jones menswear department store. McGuigan, who founded the Tempus Two label, bought a 160sq m, three-bedroom apartment mid-last year. McGuigan, whose father Brian has been one of Australia’s most acclaimed winemakers, has previously owned apartments in Pomeroy at Potts Point and The Residence on Hyde Park. MORE: Jackie O’s cunning $30m exit plan amid Kyle payout Winemaker Lisa McGuigan has bought into the CBUS project 111 Castlereagh. Picture: realestate.com.au The tower offers resident amenities including a rooftop garden with dog park and open-air pool. Picture: realestate.com.au Cbus Property restored the 1938 building as commercial and retail space, and built a 22-level structure above with 98 apartments in a curvilinear tower that appears to float, but is embedded into the historic foundation. The tower, designed by FJC Studio, offers resident amenities including a rooftop garden with dog park and open-air pool. “Cbus Property is proud of the outcome achieved at 111 Castlereagh and the response we have received fro...
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