Wallabies’ great’s ‘secret’ $5m deal
Wallabies great Kurtley Beale is now $5m richer on the back of big money earn.
The Randwick home of Wallabies legend Kurtley Beale has sold pre-auction for about $4.75 million.
The sale came midweek after the price guidance had been adjusted upwards by PPD’s Kenji Fukushima and Alexander Phillips ahead of its scheduled December 7 auction. It had an initial $4.5 million guide.
Beale paid $2.651 million for the updated freestanding Federation home.
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“In a secret pocket of Randwick North, this freestanding Federation home takes pride of place at the end of a boutique street that’s home to only a handful or residences just around the corner from the gates to Centennial Park and the Duck Pond,” the listing for the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home read.
“Classically elegant at the front, the two-storey home has made an illuminating move into a brighter, more inclusive way of living without shedding its beautiful heritage facade.
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“A creative contemporary redesign has made the most of its sunny corner block with a streamlined aesthetic punctuated by skylights and lightwells that bathe both levels in natural light.
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“Incredibly peaceful and private with leafy outlooks and sky views, the well-crafted home comes with a choice of living areas and a separate studio suite with a private entry above an oversized garage.
“A rare opportunity to buy in this dress-circle street with one of the world’s finest parks just 300m away, this parkside beauty opens to a secret garden with plenty of room for a pool.
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“Enjoy the best of city living an easy walk across the park to Royal Randwick light rail with nature at the doorstep, great schools all around and easy access to a choice of top beaches.”
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Originally published as Wallabies’ great’s ‘secret’ $5m deal