Newly-elected Liberal senator Andrew Bragg buys Paddington home
Newly-elected Liberal senator Andrew Bragg and his wife Melanie Evans have paid $4.675 million for a new home in Paddington.
Newly-elected Liberal senator Andrew Bragg and his wife Melanie Evans have traded up in Paddington.
The couple have paid $4,675,000 for their new home which comes with 450sqm of space.
The state-of-the-art terrace has smart home automation system and cutting-edge technology.
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It has five bedrooms across its four levels, plus a studio above the rear garaging.
The master retreat has a spa bathroom and balcony.
Phillips Pantzer Donnelley agent Catherine Dixon secured the sale of the home.
The Bragg’s tried to sell their previous, more standard, Paddington terrace but failed. They instead leased it out at around $1500 a week, having paid $2,125,000 for it in 2013.
Bragg’s maiden speech surprised many, including PM Scott Morrison, when he suggested superannuation should be voluntary for low income earners.
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His wife, Melanie has been ING Direct’s head of retail banking since early 2017 when she was headhunted from Westpac and before that at BT Super for Life.
Originally published as Newly-elected Liberal senator Andrew Bragg buys Paddington home