Real estate agent Karl Howard sells Annandale home at the centre of alleged samurai sword attack

The real estate agent who allegedly attacked a woman with a samurai sword has secured the sale of the Annandale home where the incident occurred.

The home sold for $2.63m.

Karl Howard, the Ray White estate agent charged with occasioning actual bodily harm and wounding with ­intent to murder, after allegedly slicing a woman with a samurai sword, has secured $2.63 million in the sale of his Annandale home.

It was bought by Craig Humphreys, who founded iQ3, Australia’s largest listed cyber­security company.

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Karl Howard. Picture: Supplied

It cost $1.85m in 2016.

Howard, who has yet to apply for bail, was a co-principal at Ray White ­Balmain but had his employment terminated after his February arrest. Magistrate Glenn Bartley has adjourned the matter to June 1.

His 1980s-built home, bought with his then estate agent partner for $1.85 million in 2016, was sold through Belle Annandale.

There are approved plans in place.

The kitchen.

The marketing ­advised there were approved plans for master bedroom, with ensuite and walk-in robe, costed at $96,000.

The court has been told that Howard had allegedly taken four Viagra, plus valium and cocaine and spent the night drinking before the 5am incident at his Ferris St house.