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Former NRL star Todd Carney has offloaded one of his Sydney property investments. The one-bedroom Sans Souci apartment fetched $600,500.
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It was bought in 2012, when playing for the Cronulla Sharks, for $460,000 off the plan. The third-floor 83sqm Rocky Point Rd apartment sold to another owner in the block.
The block attracted sport stars with fellow NRL player Trent Hodkinson buying for $460,000 and cricketer Steve Smith spent $435,000 on his still-retained investment.
After his NRL career ended in 2014 following alcohol-related incidents, Carney went overseas, then Cairns and last season was captain at the Byron Bay Red Devils in the Northern Rivers Regional Rugby League whose 2020 season has been suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Red Devils, who had been ­expected to push for the premiership, missed the semi-finals last season with Carney having his fair share of injuries along with his teammates, making it difficult to cover injuries with no bench.
Guided by financial adviser Trent Tavoletti, the former Dally M medallist retains an $880,000 apartment in Coogee and a $607,000 Waverley apartment.
He sold his first property in Wentworth Point, for $500,000 in 2018 having bought it for $395,000 when he was a young Canberra ­Raider in 2007.
The Goulburn-born Carney, who turns 34 next week, opened Islands of The Gods, a tattoo studio in Bali ­earlier this year with Bondi Rescue’s big-wave surfer Jesse Polock. He got his first tattoo as a teenager.
Carney has been dating former MAFS intruder, Susie Bradley who runs the cosmetics enhancement business, Injectables by Susie Pearl.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Todd Carney offloads Sans Souci investment

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A designer dual level apartment on Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci has been sold for $795,000.
The apartment's prime location in the sought-after Jameson complex is of walking distance from local cafes, shops, sailing clubs, and Dolls Point Beach.
The two-bedroom apartment located at <a href="https://www.propertyobserver.com.au/realestate.com.au/sold/property-apartment-nsw-sans+souci-132777514" target="_blank">123/524-544 Rocky Point Road</a> has built-ins and access to a balcony. It also features two bathrooms, and an internal laundry. 
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The fresh contemporary interiors has flowing living and dining space that transitions to the outdoors. 
The three balconies provide expansive views of the district and glimpses of the water. 
It was listed as a rental in 2017 and 2018 seeking $700/pw but has not been listed since. 
The 2015 bult abode has sleek tiled flooring, air-conditioning throughout and high ceilings. 
The apartment also has lift access to two secure car spaces which also has a handy lock-up storeroom. 
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Sans Souci dual level apartment sold 

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A Sans Souci, New South Wales mortgagee home has sold for $665,000.
The sales follows a late August auction and a previous unsuccessful marketing campaign that ran from August 2018 to February 2019 when the home wasn't advertised as a mortgagee sale.
Rod Mumford of Belle Property managed the latest marketing and auction campaign.
Situated at <a href="https://www.propertyobserver.com.au/realestate.com.au/sold/property-unit-nsw-sans+souci-131709566" target="_blank">1/410-420 Rocky Point Road</a>, the abode comprises a two bedroom, two bathroom apartment with one garage space.
Featuring 90 square metres of internal space, the home is positioned on the first floor of the complex which is host to the Sans Souci Medical Practice in Suite 225.
Built in 2008, the home was advertised during the first campaign with a price guidance of $720,000 - $760,000, which was reduced to $650,000 by the end of the campaign.
The home last sold in 2008 for $410,000.
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The median sale price for an apartment in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/expert-insights/investing/4201-sans-souci-nsw" target="_blank">Sans Souci</a> is $780,000 according to the latest CoreLogic data.
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Sans Souci, NSW mortgagee home asking price slashed $110,000 and sold

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McGrath Estate Agents, a division of McGrath Limited, has opened a new office in the bayside suburb of Sans Souci.
McGrath Sans Souci will be led by Matthew King and Kieran Bresnahan.
This is the fourth franchise office under King and Bresnahan’s leadership including the already established Brighton-Le-Sands office, which has been serving the local area for the past seven years.
It will focus on Sans Souci, Ramsgate, Dolls Point, Sandringham and Kogarah Bay.
McGrath founder and executive director John McGrath said the new office located at 333 Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci was the 99th NSW franchise office.
Sans Souci, with its leafy bayside location, recently saw a home sold in excess of $9 million which surpassed the previous suburb record by more than $3 million.
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McGrath opens 99th franchise office at Sans Souci

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An elegant four-bedroom Sans Souci home will go to auction next month.
The luxury home on 503 sqm features an in-ground swimming pool, a designer kitchen and an outdoor entertaining area with built in barbecue. 
Available through Ray Fidel at Raine &amp; Horne Sans Souci, <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-sans+souci-123597942" target="_blank">52 Brantwood Street</a> goes to auction October 9.
It previously sold in February last year for $2.44 million.
The median house price in San Souci is $1.5 million according to <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">CoreLogic</a>.
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