Black Hill ‘minimalist masterpiece’ sold in top secret deal.

After seven months on the market, a one-of-a-kind Black Hill acreage reportedly owned by the wife of controversial Yogurtland franchisor Paul Siderovski has been sold in a top secret deal.

Described as a ‘minimalist masterpiece’, the property on Forsythe Pdewas originally marketed in March with a price guide of $2.9 million that was reduced in June to $2.6 million.

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Set on 1.11ha with a K-shaped design. Source: Realestate.com.

Unique lap pool. Source: Realestate.com.

River Realty Maitland, who sold the property, were unable to confirm the purchase price or give out any information about the sale due to a strict privacy policy with the vendors and buyers.

Earlier this year Domain reported that the property was a weekender owned by Valentina Siderovski, the wife of high-profile accountant and Yogurtland franchisor, Paul Siderovski.

Central open plan kitchen, dining and living room. Source: Realestate.com.

The pool area spills from stackable doors. Source: Realestate.com.

This year Mr Siderovski has been faced with legal battles with franchisee’s over allegedly unpaid yoghurt bills, according to the Newcastle Herald.

The Black Hill property is located in a prime Lower Hunter location on a 1.11ha block, set back from the road behind an avenue of established trees.

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Designed in 2005 by Angus Rose from dwp|design worldwide partnership, the real estate ad listing describes features that include “a restrained construction palette of compressed fibre cement panels, steel framing, polished concrete flooring and exposed brickwork, with acoustic plasterboard ceilings and timber panelling providing aesthetically pleasing surfaces that also minimise sound transference.

Opulent gas fireplace with exposed brick surround. Source: Realestate.com.

Schmick living spaces. Source: Realestate.com.

“The unique design of the building mimics the shape of the letter K, creating four distinct zones across separate formal and family wings.”

Other highlights include a secondary dwelling set up for guest accommodation, business premises and a home gym, a 20m saltwater lap pool, automated garden and lawn irrigation system, and keyless fingerprint or keycode entry to both the main house and second dwelling.