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The longtime home of the late ski Industry legends Tony and Elizabeth Sponar has been listed at Jindabyne. Source: realestate.com.au
Flora Elliot, friend and carer of the late ski legends Tony and Elizabeth Sponar, has listed their former Jyndabyne home, which was bequeathed to her when Elizabeth passed away in 2013 aged 93.
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Inside the home. Source: realestate.com.au
It boasts great area views.
The home sits over two levels. Source: realestate.com.au
There is a $2.2m to $2.3m price guide.
The Clyde St offering is one of six in the London Terrace complex built in the early 1980s for the Sponar and Swain families in the Snowy Mountains region.
It has been listed with a $2.2 million to $2.3 million price guide through Gordon Jenkinson and Karina Swattridge of McGrath Jindabyne.
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The late Tony Sponar.
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Tony and Elizabeth had the large four-bedroom, four-bathroom apartment with two living areas each and a kitchen.
Spanning 338sq m over two levels, it comes with views of Lake Jindabyne.
Tony, regarded as the driving force in the planning and development of Thredbo Village, was an early inductee into the Hall of Fame for Australian skiing and snowboarding.
He died in 2002 having carried the flag for Czechoslovakia in the opening ceremony of the 1948 Winter Olympics at St Moritz, where he competed in three events.
He was a ski instructor in St Anton, Austria, after escaping from the communists on cross-country skis in 1949 before emigrating to Australia.
Proptrack puts the median house price in Jindabyne at $1.26 million after 32 sales in the past 12 months and a $785,000 apartment median for 45 sales.
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