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The first house renovated by The Block winners Kyal and Kara Demmrich after they left the show has been sold again.
Kyal and Kara sold the Killarney Vale home in 2015 for $735,000, having transformed the 1970s home after paying $285,000 in 2008.
It was listed last August and sold recently exceeding its price guide of $970,000 to sell at $$1,050,000.
Now a contemporary family entertainer, the home has four bedrooms, a study, and a designer kitchen.
A mezzanine level features more living space, and a covered entertaining deck opens to the rear garden.
The home is going to auction with a $970,000 guide.
The couple sold to buy their current home, a four bedroom property at Toowoon Bay.
Late last year they offloaded their Long Jetty renovation that they had been documenting room by room on their joint Instagram account.
They pocketed $1.59 million, over double the $710,000 they paid just 11 months earlier.
They retain another renovation project, a Bateau Bay renovation.
After paying $580,000 four years ago, the couple undertook small scale renovation on the old fibro cottage.
There were no structural changes, just a modern facelift.
After ripping out the old tired carpets, there's rustic timber flooring throughout the home that sits on a 640 square metre parcel a stones throw from the beach.
They recently sought $460 a week. They were asking $395 before the renovation.
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Killarney Vale home renovated by The Block's Kyal and Kara Demmrich sold again

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The first house renovated by The Block winners Kyal and Kara Demmrich after they left the show has hit the market again.
Kyal and Kara sold the Killarney Vale home in 2015 for $735,000, having transformed the 1970s home after paying $285,000 in 2008.
Now a contemporary family entertainer, the home has four bedrooms, a study, and a designer kitchen.
A mezzanine level features more living space, and a covered entertaining deck opens to the rear garden.
The home is going to auction with a $970,000 guide.
The couple sold to buy their current home, a four bedroom property at Toowoon Bay.
Late last year they offloaded their Long Jetty renovation that they had been documenting room by room on their joint Instagram account.
They pocketed $1.59 million, over double the $710,000 they paid just 11 months earlier.
They retain another renovation project, a Bateau Bay renovation.
After paying $580,000 four years ago, the couple undertook small scale renovation on the old fibro cottage.
There were no structural changes, just a modern facelift.
After ripping out the old tired carpets, there's rustic timber flooring throughout the home that sits on a 640 square metre parcel a stones throw from the beach.
They recently sought $460 a week. They were asking $395 before the renovation.
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Killarney Vale home renovated by The Block's Kyal and Kara Demmrich for sale

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A luxury Wexford Place home has set an undisclosed Killarney Heights price record.
Nestled in a private enclave of 13 houses, the home on 1,050 sqm sold for a suburb record when it sold in 2005 for $1.88 million.
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Sold in 20 days of listing this time round, the <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-killarney+heights-126422622" target="_blank">two level home</a> with hotel-style interiors has six bedrooms, six bathrooms and multiple living spaces.
An in-ground pool with entertaining cabana, barbecue and outdoor entertaining areas sit on the grounds.
Knight Frank selling agents Deborah Cullen and Richard Sholl did not offer a price guidance, however agents suggest it went for around $1 million above the previous suburb record.
CoreLogic suggests the previous record was $2.54 million in 2015, with a development site fetching $3.6 million in 2012.
 
 
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Killarney Heights home sets suburb record

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John Lancken, whose film work has secured two Oscars, has his Killarney Heights home listed with $2.2 million hopes.
The five-bedroom house is on the market for the first time in 16 years.
It was bought shortly after receiving his first Academy Award in the US for the development of the digital recording systems used for soundtracks for major feature film releases.
Lancken says the only noise heard from the property the kookaburras.
The house has a northeast aspect, walls of glass, views over Garigal National Park from its 778 sqm holding.
Lancken paid $883,750 for the home in 2001.
The home goes to auction on March 11 through Raine &amp; Horne Forestville - Frenchs Forest agents Melinda Dunn and Sam Pfafflin.
John won the Academy Award for the development of the first digital recording systems that were used to record soundtracks for major feature film releases.
He has worked on films including The Matrix, Heat and The Firm starring Tom Cruise.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph.
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