‘An iconic home’: Brothers transform Edwardian home for next generation
Two brothers, Aboud and Hussein Saad, have transformed a dilapidated Edwardian home in Brunswick into a light-filled haven while keeping its heritage intact. The house, which was held by the same family for 115 years, was purchased at an auction for $1,010,000. The brothers, who are both accountants, worked to restore the property, which was designed by architect Victor Heiberg and named 'Beatrice' after his wife.
- ▪The brothers purchased the house at an auction for $1,010,000, exceeding the original price guide of $760,000 to $835,000.
- ▪The house, named 'Beatrice', was designed by architect Victor Heiberg and had remained with the same family for over 115 years.
- ▪A petition with 12,000 signatures was submitted to retain the facade of the house, highlighting its significance to the local community.
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