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A lakeside house nestled on 718sqm of tropical gardens in northern Sydney has been sold for $4.27 million. 
The four bedroom, five bathroom home is situated at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-narrabeen-134169810" target="_blank">14 Malcolm Street, Narrabeen</a>.
Built 5 years ago, the home comes with multiple living spaces, alfresco entertaining areas, heated pool and spa. 
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It also features timber panelled facade, Caesarstone island kitchen, high ceilings, recalled ironbark flooring and louvered windows. 
There is a seven car automatic lock-up garage plus electronic security gate. 
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Within footsteps of lakeside parklands, the home is situated within close proximity to eateries, cafes, schools and supermarkets. 
Garry Greco and Michael Clarke of Clarke&amp; Humel Property Manly sold the home. 
The property was last sold in 2012 for $1.075 million. 
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Narrabeen lakeside trophy home sold for $4.27 million

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<h2>Property loving Manly Sea Eagle star Jake Trbojevic has bought ­another property on the northern beaches. And it’s back in Narrabeen, where his real estate purchasing began six years ago.</h2>
He’s just spent $1,555,000 on a garden apartment in the modernised The Bathers block, just off the beach.
The 260sqm unit comes with oversized glass doors leading to an alfresco ­entertaining space, with level lawn.
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There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as two parking spaces.
The unit has nearly trebled in price since it sold off the plan for $550,000 in 1999, a year before the block of 10 was ­completed.
Upstate agents Lachlan Yeates and Kirsten Bertram secured the sale.
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It’s the first property purchase for a Trbojevic for two years when Jake and brother Tom each spent $964,000 on a house-and-land ­package in the same Warriewood ­development.
Jake, the elder of the two brothers by two years, got on to the property ladder first in 2014, spending $680,000 for a two-bedder in Narrabeen.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Manly Sea Eagle Jake Trbojevic expands Northern Beaches property portfolio

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Professional surfer Ozzie Wright is selling his long-held Narrabeen investment home.
Wright, an artist, filmmaker and Goons of Doom musician, is now based up in Byron Bay with singer wife, Mylee, having sold the couple's Newport home last year.
That fetched $2.3 million when it sold to Wests Tigers coach Ivan Cleary. 
The latest listing was bought in 2002 for $900,000. It was a $1,250 a week rental late last year.
Set 150 metres to be precise to North Narrabeen beach, the <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-narrabeen-127806442" target="_blank">two storey Loftus Street home</a> features lounges on both floors and a wrap around entertaining deck.
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There are four bedrooms, two on the ground level and two on the upper.
It sits in 460 square metres of established gardens.
Belle Property Dee Why agents Brendan Pomponio and Joshua Perry are marketing the home.
Wright is now based in Byron Bay with Mylee having spent $1.15 million on a four bedroom Suffolk Park home in 2015.
Wright earned a reputation as a kind of anti-establishment professional with his quirky pen-and-ink sketches of thin, sad-eyed hipsters were used in Volcom surfwear ads.
In 2002, Australia's FHM magazine named Wright the country's fifth best-dressed man in an ironic nod to the shabby-chic trend he helped popularise.
This article first appeared in The Sunday Telegraph.
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Professional surfer Ozzie Wright lists in Narrabeen

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Recently crowned A-League championship coach Graham Arnold and wife Sarah are moving into NRL heartland having recently settled on a family home in the Northern Beaches.
He's paid $1.67 million for the North Narrabeen knockdown home following the sale of his Drummoyne waterfront apartment earlier in the year.
Set 100 metres from the waterways of Narrabeen Lake and Wimbledon Reserve, the home was advertised as a fantastic opportunity for the astute renovator and property investor.
The listing suggested it sits on one of the most highly sought after streets in the suburb. 
Its on the same street at Sea Eagles legend Geoff Toovey who is currently in the UK coaching English Super League club Bradford Bulls. He paid $460,000 for his home in 1996. The streets biggest sale came just last month when an absolute lakefront sold for $3.15 million.
Spanning two levels, the four bedroom brick home on 345 sqm is surrounded by a wrap around decking.
It comes with a recently renovated kitchen and a rumpus room with separate entrance. 
Varney &amp; Sons agent Nash Varney sold the home.
It's a return to the Northern Beaches for Arnold who previously spent nine years at Newport until 2010.
He's only recently left Sydney's inner west where a three bedroom Drummoyne waterfront was base for the last two years.
He listed the two level, 320 sqm apartment a day before the season opening game drubbing of rivals Western Sydney Wanderers last October.
It sold with its last price guide as $2.85 million.
Arnold has been the head coach of Sydney since 2014 having guided the Central Coast Mariners to two premierships and a championship in three years.
Earlier this month Arnold won the Grand Final with Sydney FC, topping the table after losing just once in 27 games all season.
They beat arch-rivals Melbourne Victory on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
Arnold previously coached the Socceroos for a year following the departure of Guus Hiddink.
He was a striker throughout his professional career, scoring 68 in 178 games for Sydney United while also playing in Holland and Japan.
One of Arnold's first acts after winning the championship was to resign Brazilian top scorer Bobo who netted 15 goals, the fourth highest in the league.
This article first appeared in The Daily Telegraph.
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