Advertising industry legend Rob Belgiovane has listed his retreat on the western shores of Pittwater.
The Morning Bay property has been his retreat since the late 1990s when it traded at $545,000.
He bought out his then-co-investor, Steve McAviney, in 1999.
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Lachlan Elder at LJ Hooker is seeking $4m for the Bona Cres home which is described as a midcentury beach shack.
The three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence features a large deck on an 866 sqm holding with long pontoon.
Belgiovane now has another Pittwater retreat, Iluka at Clareville.
The so-called Home And Away house – a set location in the 1990s – was bought from Mark and Louella Tuckey for $4.75m in 2019. Belgiovane recently secured approval for a $306,000 renovation to what architect Alex Popov undertook on the cottage’s initial renovation. The residence is set on 1000 sqm with a 23m beach frontage.
Through the decades, following his schooling at Campbelltown High, Belgiovane has been responsible for numerous catchy and memorable advertising campaigns at the likes of Saatchi & Saatchi, Dentsu Aegis Network and Belgiovane Williams Mackay (BWM).
Belgiovane was involved in the memorable BigPond broadband Great Wall of China built “to keep the rabbits out” father and son ad.
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Originally published as Advertising legend’s $4m Pittwater gem for sale
