Malcolm Noad

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Having just upgraded their Southern Highlands retreat, former Canterbury Bulldogs boss Malcolm Noad and high-flying business woman Holly Kramer have now secured a bolthole back in town.
It is a terrace in Paddington which cost $2.1 million.
The renovated home sold through BresicWhitney agent Nic Krasnostein who amended his price guidance to $2,055,000.
The buyers guide on listing had been $1.85 million.
Last traded for $1.44 million in 2014, the minimalist home has two bedrooms and one bathroom.
Marketed as a statement city home in Paddo's heart, the home features a striking yellow door.
It joins the Paddington craze of colourful doors that include the recent $2.85 offering of NRL Titans star Jarryd Hayne who had a garish pink front door contrasting the black facade at his Paddington home that he sold in January.
Paddington median house price sits at $1.66 million for two bedroom houses, according to CoreLogic.
The Paddington bolthole replaces their couple's five bedroom Pymble home which fetched $3.9 million in 2015. 
The couple recently sold their Southern Highlands retreat, Big Sky, for $1,795,000 as they traded up to the $4.1 million Woodhurst Green at Glenquarry. 
Noad has become the gentleman farmer.
Kramer sits on the boards of AMP, Australia Post and Woolworths, but lightened her load when stepped down from the board of Nine Entertainment earlier this year.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Former Canterbury Bulldogs boss Malcolm Noad buys in Paddington

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Former Bulldogs chief Malcolm Noad and corporate high-flyer wife Holly Kramer have sold their Southern Highlands retreat, Big Sky.
The 40 hectare estate in Paddys River fetched $1,795,000 after spending nearly 180 days on the market through Hindmarsh &amp; Walsh agent Frank Walsh.
The four bedrooms, four bathroom homestead with renovated kitchen has a study and formal and informal living areas.
A newly constructed sunroom leads to the palatial sandstone paved terrace, solar heated, self-cleaning swimming pool and mature established gardens.
There are five paddocks and two dams on the property.
The couple paid $1.2 million for the home in 2005. They traded up in the Southern Highlands in 2015, spending $4.1 million on Woodhurst Green in Glenquarry.
Southern Highlands is now home for Noad and Kramer, who sold their Pymble home for $3.9 million two years ago.
Kramer sits on the boards of AMP, Australia Post and Woolworths. She stepped down from the board of Nine Entertainment earlier this year.
 
 
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