Curve Finance’s chief executive Michael Egorov and his wife Anna have bought two villas worth about $40 million in Melbourne. The information comes from Australian Financial Review.
According to the publication, one of the houses is a historic Victorian mansion named Avon Court, spanning 4,300 square metres and built in the 1870s. The couple bought the property for $27 million.
The villa includes nine bedrooms, two swimming pools, a courtyard garden, a gym, a sauna, staff quarters, a 4,000-bottle wine cellar, a 10-car garage and two rooftop terraces with city views.
The second mansion, which cost the family $13 million, is named Verona. It is a two-storey villa in Italian style with five bedrooms. Its area is 1,412 square metres.
The first house is registered in Michael’s name, and the second belongs to his wife.
In November 2021, it was reported that Binance chief Changpeng Zhao purchased real estate in Dubai. He had previously described his car and house as “illiquid,” explaining that this was why they were not in his ownership.