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Lydia Pedrana, the former face of Lottoland, and her fiance James Kirkland, director of sales at Upside Realty, have bought an apartment in North Bondi.
The local couple, who had been renting nearby, snapped up the top floor art deco apartment, 16 days into its marketing, for $905,000.
Pedrana, whose career has included producing at Channel 9’s Today, posted an image of the apartment on Instagram, toasting their new acquisition.
“Well, we’ve just taken this whole ‘adulting’ thing up a level!,” she captioned the photo. Here’s to a home full of happy memories and never ending fun!”
The two-bedroom 1920s unit has city skyline views. It was a $600-a-week rental before its sale through Century 21 Armstrong-Smith Bondi Junction agent Nicholas Armstrong-Smith who described the abode as having a boho beach vibe.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.  
 
 
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Lottoland girl Lydia Pedrana buys apartment in Bondi

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The former Bondi home of pioneering television vet Dr Chris Brown has been sold again.
The Dudley St offering fetched $4.65 million this time round through Goodyer Real Estate agent Amanda Balding.
It was onsold by restaurateur Micha Fort-­Williams due to his relocation to New York.
The home had failed to sell earlier last year with another agency.
The Peter Dunkley-designed home, with top-end finishes, had been sold for $4.5 million in 2017.
Dr Chris had renovated after he paid $1.92 million in 2010, two years after he began Bondi Vet, the Network Ten show that shadowed him at work at a clinic in Bondi Junction.
The buyers are a local Bondi couple.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
 
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Vet Dr Chris Brown's former Bondi home sold again

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Big time comedian turned obscure ABC Melbourne radio broadcaster Libbi Gorr and her TV producer partner Stewart Burchmore secured $3.23 million for their redundant North Bondi home at its auction yesterday.
Around $2.7 million had been tipped for the couple who are now based in Melbourne's upmarket Brighton East where they have a $1.3 million Spanish Mission style home.
The three bedroom Gilgandra Road auction offering, which has been a nice $1350 weekly rental earner over the past four years, cost them $1,605,000 in 2007, so they doubled their outlay. And they are keeping the two chandeliers too.
Phillips Pantzer Donnelley agents Jason Pantzer had four bidders - all above the signalled $2.9 million reserve - on the offering marketed as as having potential to live in, renovate or completely rebuild.
Gorr, growing up in Murrumbeena, got her big break with Andrew Denton's ABC sports comedy program Live and Sweaty, where her satirical character Elle McFeast emerged in 1991.
On the exclusive North Bondi clifftop philanthropist and eco-start-up investor Tanya Carnegie secured North Bondi’s suburb record last week when she sold her clifftop designer home for $10.35 million. It bettered the $9 million high set in February when a duplex on the Ben Buckler headland was bought by Hong Kong-based OCP Asia partner Dan Simmons and his wife Mandy.
Carnegie’s 10 year old Lippmann Associates-designed residence was bought in 2010 for $7.2 million from property developer David Wilkenfeld. It sold mid-week through Ric Serrao and Max Spartalis of Raine &amp; Horne to the Unger family up-grading from Rose Bay.
Just nearby London-based Tomorrow Consulting futurist Mike Walsh secured $5.65 million for his clifftop, again through Serrao, and up on the $5 million paid for in March last year.
The peninsula's well-connected whispers suggest fashion company boss Simone Zimmermann and her husband Michael Redmond are upgrading their North Bondi abode to a $5.5 million house after selling on Elliott Street for around $4 million through Ray White agent Randall Kemp having purchased it in 2010 for $2,475,000.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Libbi Gorr sells redundant North Bondi home

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Architect Camilla Block secured $2.95 million after four registered bidders fought for her Bondi offering.
McGrath agent Mark McPherson sold the home for $400,000 above the reserve.  
It sold to young couple upsizing from an apartment in Bellevue Hill.
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Block knocked back an offer of $2.55 million for the four-bedroom, three-bathroom semi on Ewell Street on Thursday night.
Block redesigned eight years ago at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-bondi-131960622" target="_blank">8 Ewell Street.</a>
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