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South Sydney Rabbitohs star Sam Burgess has sought to offload his former Rushcutters Bay home, the first property he bought when he arrived on Sydney's shores.
He paid $1,075,000 in 2011 for the apartment when he was just an NRL new-comer. It has been quietly listed at around $1.8 million.
Located in the Advanx building, the two bedroom, two bathroom apartment is complete with a full alfresco dining terrace.
The sale hasn't come as a surprise following his $3.8 million Maroubra mansion purchase in January. 
His newest acquisition where he and wife Phoebe Hooke reside is a four bedroom French provincial inspired home with swimming pool and home theatre.
Burgess retains an investment apartment on Bondi Beach. He paid $2.065 million off the plan apartment in the new Pacific Bondi blockin 2012, with settlement late last year.
Sam listed the Bondi two bedroom garden apartment for sale at $2.95 million, however instead then opted to put  it up for $1,950 a week lease.
His latest property manouvres come as he's been seen spotted driving a new $250,000 red Continental GT Bentley.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Sam Burgess sells first Sydney home at Rushcutters Bay

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He might have been sidelined, but South Sydney Rabbitohs star Sam Burgess has had a windfall result on the sale of his Bondi Beach investment.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-apartment-nsw-bondi+beach-127934378" target="_blank">apartment in the Bondi Pacific complex</a> on the beachfront Campbell Parade fetched $3 million after negotiations through his former Souths team mate turned NG Farah estate agent Beau Champion.
Champion said there was strong competitive interest.
"We didn't need to wait till Monday night's auction to accept what was a great offer from an overseas investor."
He had issued a guide of $2.7 million.
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It's normally Swans and Roosters heartland, but Burgess's savvy acquisition saw him snap up the apartment off the plan in 2012 during his first stint in red and green. He paid $2,065,000, so reflecting annual price growth of seven percent.
He didn't settle until 2015 when he was back playing rugby union in his native England, shortly after he won the NRL Premiership with the Bunnies.
Burgess and wife Phoebe Hooke were all set to move permanently in to the apartment upon Sam's return to the Redfern club, however a change of heart took them down the coast to Maroubra.
They spent $3.8 million on a four bedroom family home with swimming pool, with their daughter Poppy following soon after.
The two bedroom Bondi apartment then became a rental, offered at $2,500 a week furnished or $1,950 a week unfurnished.
The chic apartment features a prized large outdoor entertaining area with its own lawn.
Gina Rinehart's daughter Ginia is among the celebrity owners in the Bondi Pacific, along with Fitness First founder Tony de Leede and former Foxtel chief Peter Tonagh.
The sale represents good news for Burgess, who has served his two game ban for dangerous contact in the Good Friday win over the Bulldogs on Good Friday.
He watched on on Thursday night as his side beat the Roosters in the first leg of the 2018 Ron Coote Cup.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Rabbitoh Sam Burgess sells at Bondi pre-auction

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South Sydney Rabbitoh star Sam Burgess has listed his redundant Bondi Beach investment apartment with $2.7 million hopes.
The Bunnies leading man bought off the plan in 2012, spending $2,065,000 on the Bondi Pacific apartment some three years before its completion.
It was secured during his first stint at the Rabbitohs before he moved briefly back to England to play rugby union.
Upon his 2016 return, Burgess and wife Phoebe Hooke moved into the Campbell Parade apartment, but after a short stay, decided for a change of coastal lifestyle.
They relocated to a $3.8 million four bedroom family home with swimming pool in Maroubra.
The two bedroom, second floor Pacific Bondi unit was then leased. It was offered for $2,500 a week furnished or $1,950 a week unfurnished.
Burgess was quick to tweet the listing to his 230,000 followers, suggesting it is a "great spot to live" and he "hopes somebody enjoys it as much as we did."
It's now listed for sale through NG Farah Coogee estate agent Beau Champion for an April 16 auction.
It's another NRL listing from a former team mate.
Champion ought have an easy task in the current Bondi Beach market with Burgess' dress circle apartment featuring a prized large outdoor entertaining area with its own lawn.
Bondi's summer selling season was hot with sales including a one-bedroom Notts Avenue apartment at $2.86 million. There had been a $2.5 million guide for the 62 sqm unit.
Away from the beach, a 140 sqm two-bedroom Boheme, Hall Street apartment fetched $3.51 million, having sold in 2014 at $2.15 million.
Champion is also marketing the Chifley home of another former team mate, Sam's brother George Burgess.
He's asking for offers between $1,725,000 and $1,775,000 for the modern four bedroom home.
Burgess and wife, Joanna, who has studied interior design, welcomed their first child, Boston, last April and are now expecting their second child due in August.
George Burgess, who has been at the Rabbitoh's since 2012 and was a key figure in the 2014 grand final win, bought the house in 2015.
His then neighbour was former team mate Tim Grant.
George Burgess's property acquisitions included the 2016 off the plan buy of a garden apartment in Randwick's Epoque boutique development.
Burgess paid about $2 million for the MHNDU-designed three bedroom apartment in the block of eight.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
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