The CEO of Curve Finance has reportedly bought two ultra-luxurious mansions from Austria.
Curve Finance CEO and his wife, Anna, bought two mansions in Melbourne worth approximately $40 million. This purchase has garnered attention in the crypto community.
Curve Finance CEO’s Remarkable Mansion Purchase
Curve Finance CEO Michael Egorov and his wife Anna reportedly bought two mansions in Melbourne worth around $40 million.
According to the Australian Financial Review, one of these acquisitions belongs to Avon Court, a historic Victorian mansion built in the 1870s. Avon Court has an area of 4,300 square meters and features nine bedrooms, two pools, manicured gardens, gym, sauna, maid’s room, 4000-bottle wine cellar, a 10-car garage and two rooftop terraces with city views. In addition, there is a teppanyaki kitchen for 18 people among the seven kitchens.
The Egorovs bought Avon Court from its previous owners, the Du family. This mansion was purchased from AutoBarn co-founder Garry Dumbrell in 2014 for AUD 19.8 million.
This is the Egorov couple’s second luxury mansion acquisition, following their acquisition of a neighboring property, Verona, in March last year. Verona is a two-story, five-bedroom Italian villa with an area of 1,412 square meters and was bought by the couple for AUD 18.25 million.
