Grandson of Twisties founder lists Sydney home as family downsizes
Anthony Goodridge is selling his Clovelly home. He bought it for $13.5m in 2021. His grandfather Isador Magid invented Twisties.
Anthony and Daniella Goodridge have put their Clovelly home on the market for $15 million. Anthony's grandfather Isador Magid invented Twisties in 1951, sold the brand to Darrell Lea in 1955 and built wealth in property.
Anthony's uncle Robert sold a Point Piper mansion for around $75 million last week. The five-bedroom Clovelly house has premium street views.
It offers panoramic ocean vistas and views of Wedding Cake Island. Features include an entertainer's terrace, wine cellar, gym and sauna.
The couple previously owned a swim school in the east. An auction is scheduled.
- $13.5 million
- Purchase price in 2021
- $15 million
- Current asking price
- 1951
- Twisties invented
- $187 million in 1992
- Fountain Gate sold
Why it mattersThis reflects the wealth made by Australian innovation in the mid-20th century. That wealth still shapes Sydney's ultra-premium property market today.
AustraliaShows how Twisties success translated to major property holdings in Australia's most expensive postcodes.
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