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Young Sydney Swan Callum Mills has climbed his first step on the property ladder with a purchase in Paddington, where he has paid $1.74 million for a classic Victorian terrace.
It is a short walk from the SCG where the Swans play their first home game of the season on March 29 against the Adelaide Crows.
The 21-year-old defender, who missed most of last season due to suffering a broken foot in a freak accident after training, snapped the home up in 19 days, well before its scheduled, late 2018 auction.
Renovated since it last traded for $1.29 million in 2015, the home has two bedrooms and one bathroom behind its palm-filled front courtyard and traditionally tiled veranda.
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It has separate living and dining rooms, both with original fireplaces. The kitchen opens to a courtyard with dining terrace and veggie and herb garden.
Belle Property Bondi Junction agent Zach Carter sold the home to Mills, who was fast-tracked into the Swans leadership team over the break.
Mills and partner Tiffany Browne walked the Great Wall of China over the summer break, and took a trip to Palm Island on the Great Barrier Reef.
Mills was drafted by the Swans as their first pick in the 2015 draft and had been renting in Paddington with the recently delisted Dan Robinson. 
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
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Sydney Swan Callum Mills buys Paddington terrace home

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Sydney Swans young gun Isaac Heeney has bought into the Sydney market, just months after he'd bought his first property up near Newcastle.
The AFL star has spent $1.56 million in Maroubra, which has become a popular place for Swan acquisitions in recent years.
It's a near-new garden apartment just off the beach.
The apartment sits in a 2016 built boutique block of 10.
Heeney's buy ranks as the second priciest in the block where the penthouse fetched $2,825,000 two years ago.
The purchase comes after Heeney secured an investment property in Booragul, not far from Newcastle where he grew up.
He paid $600,000 for the three bedroom home late last year.
It sits on 755 sqm just 100 metres from the edge of Lake Macquarie. He quickly found a $435 a week tenant, which secured him a 3.75 percent yield.
The Maroubra apartment has 150 sqm of indoor and outdoor living.
It has two bedrooms, two bathroom and an entertaining patio with manicured garden.
Ray White Maroubra South Coogee agent Andrew Malouf sold the apartment that last traded for $1,425,000 three years ago.
Maroubra has become somewhat of a hotspot for Swans in recent times.
Luke Parker started buying in the suburb when he was a fresh-face in the Swans set-up.
Parker first bought in in 2013, having made his debut in 2011. The then 20 year old paid $915,000 for a three bedroom townhouse.
He backed up the buy three years later, paying $1.3 million for a three bedroom apartment.
His biggest outlay came last year when he spent $2.66 million on a five bedroom home with swimming pool in Malabar.
At the other end of his career is veteran defender Heath Grundy, who recently sold his Maroubra home after the birth of Jameson, his second child with wife Elise.
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The family are expected to remain around the area, but are looking to upsize.
Grundy retains an investment next door to the home he just sold.
It could have all been a lot different for Heeney, who in 2014 was drafted by Melbourne as the number two pick.
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On his debut in 2015, Heeney kicked the match-winning goal after a third quarter 41 point deficit against Essendon.
After finishing school Heeney admitted without the Swans academy he would have turned to rugby league as he was the only student throughout his school who played AFL.
Heeney has been a crucial part of the Swans outfit this season, sitting third on the ladder.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
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Sydney Swans young gun Isaac Heeney buys in Maroubra

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It's been quiet on the property front for the Sydney Swans in the eastern suburbs this season, however the high flying Greater Western Sydney Giants are making a splash.
The Giants co-captain Callan Ward, whose team sits second on the AFL ladder after 15 games, has bought deep in Sydney Swans heartland.
The Melbourne born midfielder has just settled on a two bedroom apartment in Bronte, paying $1,606,000 through Ben Bickmore-Hutt agents Ben Bickmore-Hutt.
The Bronte apartment last traded for $900,000 in 2013 and was primarily used as an Airbnb rental.
Set in a boutique block of five and with no common walls, the open plan living area opens to a wide outdoor entertaining terrace that looks out the the beach. 
It's actually Ward's second purchase since joining the newly formed Giants in 2012 for their inaugural season.
He paid $1,515,000 for a three bedroom, three bathroom Randwick house. 
Ward will go down in history for the Giants, having kicked their first ever goal - and is the record holder for most appearances, racking up 107 games since coming from the Western Bulldogs.
Ward's purchase is among many Sydney Swans eastern suburbs coastal homes.
Between North Bondi and Maroubra there are Jarrad McVeigh, Dane Rampe, Josh Kennedy, Gary Rohan, veteran Heath Grundy and likely future Swans captain Luke Parker.
Slightly closer to the city are the Paddington based Kieran Jack, who sold his former Randwick home last year, and Buddy Franklin who resides in Rose Bay with new model wife Jesinta Campbell.
The Giants travel to Melbourne to face the Hawks today, while the Swans look to make it five in a row when they go up against the Gold Coast Suns at the Allianz.
This article first appeared in the Daily Telegraph.
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