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Shadow assistant federal treasurer Stephen Jones and wife Julie have bought a $690,000 home in his electorate of Whitlam, south of Sydney.
The couple snapped up the Mount Warrigal home, near Shellharbour, just five days in to its marketing campaigning.
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They paid towards the top end of the $660,000 to $699,000 guide.
The brick-built, 1970s home on 645 square metres has four bedrooms and one bathroom and views of the escarpment, lake and ocean from nearly every room.
The family are moving from Keiraville, where they have been since 2011.
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This article was first published in The Daily Telegraph.
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Stephen Jones, Member for Whitlam, buys at Mount Warrigal

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Frasers Property’s new $2.3 billion dollar beach-side community Shell Cove, is one step closer to reality with the launch of an Expressions of Interest campaign seeking a best-in-class publican to operate its focal point harbourside social tavern.

Located adjacent to the new Shell Cove Harbour and 270-berth marina, the 1,086 sqm tavern will extend over the new public boardwalk and offer unobstructed views of the Shell Cove harbour and surrounding scenery.

The Tavern is intended to combine its stunning setting with busy local patronage to create a new destination in the same spirit as iconic Sydney coastal taverns like The Pavilion at Coogee, The Clovelly Hotel, and Icebergs at Bondi.

Additionally, it will form an integral part of this new community, offering both residents and visitors the best in Australian hospitality.

The Shell Cove precinct is quickly becoming a new focal point within the Shellharbour area, which is expecting significant growth of 23% in population to 2036.

Fitting with the community-focused nature of the precinct, the Tavern has been designed to offer a full variety of social spaces for all ages.

It will include a family bistro area, informal indoor and outdoor seating spaces, private dining areas, open plan kitchen with fireplace seating, as well as a sports bar with TAB and gaming room.

The Tavern is part of the wider social and recreational heart of the Shell Cove precinct, known as The Waterside. Situated around the harbour and marina, The Waterside offers specialty shops, marina-edge restaurants, a hotel, children’s beach, water play areas, library, community centre, retail precinct, as well as hosting the Tavern.

<figure><a class="colorbox colorbox-insert-image" href="https://res.cloudinary.com/dz9xllyip/image/fetch/q_auto:good/https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public//pictures/article-images/180115fra0826thesailsapartmentss170marinar04finalweb.jpg" rel="gallery-all" title="A visualisation of Shell Cove's under construction &quot;The Waterfront&quot; town centre. "><img alt="" class="image-article-full-width-580px" height="326" src="/sites/urban.melbourne/files//styles/article_full_width_580px/public/pictures/article-images/180115fra0826thesailsapartmentss170marinar04finalweb.jpg?itok=nDhsdDs2" title="A visualisation of Shell Cove's under construction &quot;The Waterfront&quot; town centre. " width="580"></a>

<figcaption>A visualisation of Shell Cove's under construction "The Waterfront" town centre. Image: Frasers Property</figcaption></figure>The precinct fits Shellharbour Council’s vision to balance the area’s significant natural beauty with the needs of a growing community.

Led by Frasers Property Australia and their rich accumulated experience operating in Australia for more than 90 years, the Shell Cove precinct continues the firm’s expertise in delivering places that foster happier, healthier and more connected communities.

Reflecting this commitment to socially successful communities, Frasers Property’s Shell Cove Development Director Glenn Colquhoun highlights the firm’s focus on creating a vibrant and connected town centre, acknowledging “a town’s tavern has always been its heartbeat - a place for resident and visitors to eat, drink and relax while enjoying their surroundings.”

He goes on to note, “Shell Cove is a family focused community and the tavern will be a place for the whole family to enjoy. It’s another piece of the truly mixed-use precinct at The Waterfront, Shell Cove that will serve locals for generations to come.”

It seems Shell Cove is set to become a major regional attraction and the Tavern is it’s social nexus. The Tavern is offered as a freehold investment and is expected to be completed by 2021.

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<figcaption>Shell Cove's social centrepiece "The Tavern" projects over the harbour-side boardwalk, affording patrons unobstructed views of the Illawarra Coast's world-class scenery. Image: Frasers Property</figcaption></figure>
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Shell Cove on NSW's Illawarra Coast a step closer to reality

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A house Albion Park, a suburb in the City of Shellharbour, has been sold for $442,500 by mortgagees.
It was sold by Craig Hyde from LJ Hooker Albion Park Rail.
<a href="https://www.propertyobserver.com.au/%20https:/www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-albion+park-127707758" target="_blank">The 5 Tuross St home </a>comes with three bedrooms, one bathroom and two parking spaces. 
The 1980s homes is set on 606 sqm with elevated views to the east.
It is situated close to both state and Catholic primary and secondary schools, public transport, sporting fields and only a short drive to main street Albion Park shopping precinct.
The suburb's median house price sits on<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/expert-insights/buying/1145-albion-park-nsw" target="_blank"> $600,000</a> according to CoreLogic. 
The house last sold in 1999 at $130,000.
 
 
 
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Albion Park house sold for $442,500

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Penrith Panther Trent Merrin hasn't strayed far from his upbringing with his latest property purchase.
The long-time St George Illawara Dragon has spent $1.3 million on a home in Shellharbour, near his native Wollongong.
Merrin snapped the home up in 21 days, before its scheduled auction.
It was sold a lot quicker than Shellharbour's average 75 plus days on market.
Ray White Shellharbour selling agent Amanda Bonnici described the home as one of the finest properties to come onto the Shellharbour Village market.
The modern four bedroom family home has ocean views from its 360 sqm parcel.
An alfresco deck with salt water swimming pool opens from the kitchen and living area.
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Merrin has always kept his property portfolio close to home, previously owning in Barrack Heights and Flinders. 
The settlement comes after he quit the title on the Gerroa he shared with former fiancee, professional surfer Sally Fitzgibbon.
It was late 2016 when his name was put on the title of the waterfront reserve cottage that cost Fitzgibbon $1,225,000 in 2010.
But after the couple split up he signed it back over late last year.
Merrin started his career at the Dragons where he played in the winning 2010 NRL Grand Final.
He's been at the Panthers since 2016, signing an initial three year contract and since finding his career best form has recently extended his stay at the foot of the mountains until the end of 2020. 
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
 
 
 
 
 
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Penrith Panther Trent Merrin buys near Shellharbour

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Incoming Manly Sea Eagles coach Trent Barrett and his wife, Kylie have sold their Shellharbour district home for $2.4 million.
The Barrack Point home sale follows Barrett's appointment last month as Manly coach for the 2016 season, replacing Geoff Toovey.
Barrett paid $904,000 for the house on <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-barrack+point-120279633" target="_blank">oceanfront reserve Headland Parade</a> in 2004. They have lived there continuously, except for in 2007 and 2008 when they resided in England.
After renovation work to create a six-bedroom, three-bathroom home with ocean views, the property set a suburb record.
There was a $2 million record set last November for an oceanfront house in nearby Junction Road.
It sold through Ray White Shellharbour.
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