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The fast bowler Pat Cummins has pocketed $3.7 million in a pre-auction offer for his Clovelly apartment.

Cummins and his interior designer fiancée Becky Boston are now off to a Bronte house.

The three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment with ocean views sold for $600,000 above its price guide ahead of its scheduled April 24 auction.  

The 27-year-old test cricketer had undertaken renovations after purchasing the apartment in 2013 for $1.3 million. 

The two level 1990s apartment features a 120sqm rooftop terrace.

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The rooftop apartment was on the market for less than a fortnight

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Fast bowler Pat Cummins takes $3.7 million pre-auction Clovelly offer

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Emerging South Sydney Rabbitoh star and NSW Blues Origin debutant Cameron Murray has become a first home buyer.
The second-rower has opted for the beach, spending $1.25 million on an apartment in Clovelly.
He bought it just after his recent 21st birthday.
The ground-floor unit, which comes with a private courtyard, was sold through Alexander Phillips and David Tyrrell at Phillips Pantzer Donnelley.
Last traded for $1.22 million in 2016, its spans 90 square metres including two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
It is set on the prized north-east corner in a block of four just 100 metres from the beach.
Murray played in the midweek game which saw the NSW Blues defeat the Queensland Maroons 26-20 in the State of Origin decider.
Murray has contributed to South’s season as they seek to get back on track.
Following the 2018 season, where he played 25 times, he signed a new three-year deal.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Rabbitoh Cameron Murray buys first home

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Sydney Sixers captain Moises Henriques and wife Kristy are selling in Clovelly home, having a house project up the road.
The all-rounder paid $1.17 million <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-townhouse-nsw-clovelly-129554898" target="_blank">for the townhouse</a> in 2010.
Spanning three levels, the home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a lower level retreat adjoining the two car garage.
The open plan living space with bamboo floorboards and high ceilings open to a private courtyard with integrated barbecue, timber seating and landscaped garden beds.
There are district views from the upper level balcony.
The Agency's Bethwyn Richards and Anji Lake are marketing the property for a November 10 auction. 
The first open yesterday saw 18 groups through with a $2 million price guidance.
Henriques proposed to Krista Thomas, a former KIIS FM newsreader, last year during a romantic holiday at Lake Wakatipu in New Zealand. 
Henriques, who previously captain New South Wales, will be pulling on the magenta for the seventh year in a row in this years T20 Big Bash.
He has played for Australia in all forms of the game.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Sydney Sixers captain Moises Henriques lists Clovelly townhouse

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Lannan Eacott, the 25 year old gamer better known as LazarBeam, has broken the Clovelly house price record.

He's spent $9.9 million on a <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-clovelly-133592762" target="_blank">five bedroom home near the beach</a>.

It was built just two years ago after the old original property traded for $3,615,000 in 2016.

Set on 455 sqm and spanning three levels, the home was built atop a natural sandstone base and was designed to withstand the elements, and take advantage of its panoramic views.

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The bespoke interiors were created by Arent &amp; Pyke. There's artisan details including handmade terracotta tiles and a Mexican-style spiral staircase.

There are a number of living areas and a self-contained au pair suite with its own entry. The master retreat has an ocean view deck. In the garden is an outdoor kitchen and swimming pool.

Eacott will be moving from Rozelle where he spent $3.6 million on a state-of-the-art home last year.

His gamer and Youtuber mate Elliott Watkins recently <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/75592-youtuber-and-gamer-elliott-watkins-spends-9-1-million-in-tamarama" target="_blank">spent $9.1 million in nearby Tamarama</a>. 

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YouTuber and gamer Lannan Eacott sets Clovelly house price record

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Architect Paul Buljevic, from PBD Architects, and his wife, now call the Clovelly project that once appeared on ABC's Grand Designs as their home.
It fetched $7 million through Phillips Pantzer Donnelley agency which had a $6.5 million price guide.
It sold just before the onset of COVID-19 when the estate agency reported there'd been a quick 10 to 15 percent price fall by mid-April.
The agency then sent shockwaves with its forecast that coastal prestige prices would fall another 10 to 20 per cent and not recover for five to seven years.
The Clovelly home was featured in Grand Designs Australia in 2012 when built by Prebuilt in Melbourne as four modules.
The pods were trucked to Sydney in a convoy and lifted into position to create the uber modern, two storey residence.
Now featuring a jet black exterior, the zinc and timber clad customised home, which has undergone a renovation in recent years, has four bedrooms and a home office.
It was architect Pleaser Perkins who designed the home which sold for $6 million in 2017 to car dealer Steve Nasteski, who has made a $12 million sea change with his acquisition of the Wategos beachfront reserve, Whalewatchers from Salmat co-founder Peter Mattock and his wife Pam.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph
 
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Steve Nasteski's Clovelly home sold for $7 million

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Architect Paul Buljevic from PBD Architects and his wife Marijana now call the Clovelly project that appeared on ABC’s Grand Designs series their home.

It fetched $7 million through the Phillips Pantzer Donnelley agency, who had a $6.5 million price guide.

The sale settled late last month, but exchanged in early March just before the lockdown onset of COVID-19 when the estate agency reported there’d been a quick 10 to 15 per cent price fall by mid-April. 

The agency sent shockwaves with its forecast that coastal prestige prices would fall another 10 to 20 per cent — and not recover for five to seven years.

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The Clovelly home was featured in Grand Designs Australia in 2012 when constructed in Melbourne as four modules.

The pods were trucked by convoy to Sydney and lifted into position to create the uber-modern, two-storey residence. Now featuring a jet-black ­exterior, the zinc and timber clad customised home has four bedrooms and a home office.

It was architectural firm Pleysier Perkins who designed the home, which last sold for $6 million in 2017 to car dealer Steve Nasteski.

This article first appeared on The Sunday Telegraph.
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Architect buys Clovelly home featured on Grand Designs

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The car dealer Steve Nasteski has secured the sale of his home in Clovelly for $7 million.
It sold for just above the $6.5 million price guide offered by Alexander Phillips, of Phillips Pantzer Donnelley.
The Clovelly home was made from four prefab modules designed by architect Pleysier Perkins and transported to the site about a decade ago by Julie and Patrick Eldridge and then featured on Grand Designs Australia in 2012.
It first sold in 2017 for $6 million. Nasteski has made a $12 million sea change with his acquisition of the Wategos beachfront reserve, Whalewatchers from Salmat co-founder Peter Mattock and his wife Pam.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph.
 
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Car dealer Steve Nasteski sells Clovelly home for $7 million

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The luxury beachfront house on Eastbourne Avenue in Clovelly sold for $6 million yesterday. 
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-clovelly-132095294" target="_blank">four-bedroom, two-bathroom house</a> sold through Phillips Pantzer Donnelley estate agents, Alexander Phillips and David Tyrrell.
The two-storey home has a wide frontage that opens out to unobstructed ocean and coastal views. The home also has a north facing landscaped garden. 
All the bedrooms have custom built-ins, while the master suite has a skylit dressing room with its own private terrace.
Built in 1925, the property has been redesigned to display a contemporary beach aesthetic.
The house features a lounging area that opens out to a covered terrace, Wide Oak floorboards, an Escrea fireplace, a Carrara marble island in the kitchen, and marble bathrooms. 
The 259 sqm property was last sold in 2014 for $2.5 million, and $2.3 million in 2007.  
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Luxury beachfront house in Clovelly sold 

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Former Home And Away actor Cameron Welsh and his partner, TV producer Julie McGauran, have made the move from Coogee to Clovelly.
They have paid $4.4 million for an 1890s grand Victorian residence that has been extensively renovated since trading for $2.37 million in 2014.
They are upgrading from their renovated 1920s Coogee home, which sold for $2.62 million.
McGuaran had been based in Coogee since 2005 when she paid $798,000, not long before she left her role as series producer of Home And Away.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph. 
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