Fred Schebesta agrees to halt wild parties at Cypto Castle
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Finder founder Fred Schebesta has agreed to suspend “corporate or commercial activities” at his Crypto Castle home after neighbours complained about noisy parties.
Schebesta bought the clifftop mansion at South Coogee for a record-breaking $16.8m in 2021 and has been recently advertising the property on Airbnb at more than $60k a week.
He’s also been promoting it for photo shoots on social media, with Cate Blanchett doing a photo shoot there and even Martha Stewart.
But it’s the wild parties, such as one by Omega Watches attended by 70 people, and others by Tik Tok and Glam by Manicare, that have reportedly really upset his wealthy and influential neighbours.
They’ve even called the police about the noisy rabble.
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