WE NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD END LIKE THIS…— The former home of influencer couple Chloe Szepanowski and Mitch Orval has officially sold — but not in the way many expected. After weeks on the market, the deal reportedly shifted at the last moment, and one detail in the final agreement is now fuelling speculation about what really went on behind the scenes 👀👇
Gen Z couple Chloe Szep and Mitch Orval’s former home sells
Gold Coast social media influencers Chloe Szepanowski and Mitch Orval with one of their two sons.
A picture-perfect Hamptons-style home that made Queensland influencers Chloe Szepanowski and Mitchell Orval a $900,000 profit has sold again, but at a loss.
The Gen Z couple, who have close to 900,000 Instagram followers combined, had lived in the property for almost a year and upgraded it to their dream home after buying it for $1.85m in February 2021.
The Broadbeach Waters home that Chloe Szepanowski and Mitchell Orval lived in.
The house had Hamptons inspiration throughout.
They sold it last year for $2.75 million.
This month, the property changed hands for $2.65 million.
Ms Szepanowski grew up in South East Queensland before bursting onto the social media scene, to now have over 650,000 followers on Instagram and over 198,000 YouTube subscribers.
The property from the street.
Mr Orval created popular YouTube channel Angry Dad with his brother Dylan based around pranks played on their father former Collingwood player Mark Orval.
Angry Dad has over 265,000 YouTube subscribers and has been running since 2015.
The Broadbeach Waters property was their dream home before they decided to take a break from the public eye for a short stint.
A picture put up on Instagram by Mitch’s father, Mark Orval, of the family at the home over the Christmas period. Picture: Markorval/ Instagram
The couple, who have two children, had showcased the five bedroom, four bathroom, two car garage Hamptons-style masterpiece across many of their Instagram and internet posts.
The property which sits on a 607sq m block was marketed through Kollosche — Broadbeach.
“Beautifully renovated by previous owners, the 1980s residence is of quality suspended concrete slab construction and is packed with character features,” the real estate listing said.
“VJ walls and ceilings, French-style awnings and doors, and plantation shutters are set against a contemporary monochrome palette.”
There was even a cinema room.
The home was said to have many stunning features including a lofty 5.2m void, double French doors running the length of the home, an expansive alfresco patio and saltwater pool area as well as a cinema room with laser projector, tiered seating, mood lighting and dedicated snack and drinks station.
The property is across from Albert Park sporting and recreation grounds, with high end appliances and fittings, two master suites, a fully automated alarm system and security cameras.
