Meet the mystery buyer who bought Jimmy and Tam's winning property on The Block for more than $4 million... and the cyber security specialist is just 28 years old
The mystery buyer who snapped up Jimmy and Tam's winning property on The Block on Sunday has been revealed.
Cyber security specialist Emese Fajk won the auction at the weekend and purchased the pad for $4,256,000.
According to News.com.au, the young woman relocated to Australia from New York City a year ago.
Winners! The mystery buyer who bought Jimmy and Tam's (pictured) winning property on The Block is revealed... after the home sold for more than $4 million
The 28-year-old was born in Hungary and had worked in London prior to living in the U.S.
On Sunday night, Emese snapped up Jimmy and Tam's property after outbidding IT entrepreneur Danny Wallis.
The Melbourne rich lister threw in a jaw-dropping opening bid of $910,000 over the $3,290,000 reserve price.
New owner! Cyber security specialist Emese Fajk (pictured) won the auction at the weekend and purchased the pad for $4,256,000
Successful! Emese (pictured) snapped up Jimmy and Tam's stunning property after outbidding IT entrepreneur Danny Wallis
But after several offers, Emese managed to snap up the quirky 1950s-style home for $4,256,000.
The master bedroom features a fireplace with exposed brick, stunning pink and grey featured wall paper and a unique wooden bed, with pink furnishings.
The en suite is every pink lover's dream and features a double shower with gold hard ware and pink tiles, as well as an abundance of leafy green plants.
Picture perfect: The master en suite is every pink lover's dream and features a double shower with gold hard ware and pink tiles, as well as an abundance of leafy green plants
What a room: The master bedroom features a fireplace with exposed bricks, stunning pink and grey featured wall paper and a unique wooden bed, with pink furnishings
Sticking to their eclectic style, Jimmy and Tam also styled the kitchen with green cupboards, a charcoal kitchen top and brass finishings.
Meanwhile, Tam and Jimmy chose to go second in the auction order, with a reserve price of $3,290,000.
They received a bid of $4,256,000, resulting in a profit of $966,000.
The show's host Scott Cam announced that Tam and Jimmy had made 'more money than anybody's made on this show ever'.
Unusual: Sticking to their eclectic style, the pair styled the kitchen with mint green cupboards
Meanwhile, Melbourne-based IT entrepreneur Danny Wallis bought three properties for almost $12million during this year's auctions.
The CEO and managing director of DWS purchased Sarah and George's property for $4,000,002, as well as Daniel and Jade's for $3.8million, and Harry and Tash's for $4million.
Danny certainly has the cash to splash, with the ASX (stock exchange) reporting in February that his company DWS saw its revenue increase by one per cent to $83million, in the half-year ending December 2019.
One of his purchases is for a worthy cause, with news.com.au reporting that Danny plans on donating Daniel and Jade's home to the My Room Children's Cancer Charity.
Daniel and Jade announced in a promotional video for the show earlier in the year, that was part of the reason they signed on was to support their daughter Isla.
Very generous bidder! Meanwhile, Melbourne-based IT entrepreneur Danny Wallis (pictured) bought three properties for almost $12million during this year's auctions
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