The Mount Pleasant mansion where millionaire Craig Puddy was brutally murdered by his business partner Cameron Mansell in a fit of rage is up for sale — for the second time since the grisly killing more than a decade ago.
The lavish property is advertised as a “family home” close to the Swan River but it has a dark past after being at the centre of one of the State’s most high-profile killings.
Millionaire businessman Craig Puddy, 45, was hit over the head with a blunt object by his colleague Cameron Mansell — with whom he worked with at a Crawley bar — late on the night of May 3, 2010.
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His body — which has never been found — was then whisked away from his home inside a wheelie bin.
Mansell fled WA but was eventually convicted by a jury of murder in 2011.
The home was sold by the Puddy family in 2012 for $2.4 million.
It has since undergone extensive renovations including the resurfacing of the pool.
The five-bedroom, four-bathroom estate sits on a 493m2 block — less than 100 metres from the water.
It offers a large theatre room and a pool that is visible through glass windows and panels around the property.
SLP property real estate agents acting for the owners are asking for $3.5 million for the home — which is located on Bateman Road.
Read more at The West Australian.
Anyone with information relating to Craig Puddy’s disappearance is urged to contact crime stoppers on 1800 333 000.