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Yellow Wiggle Emma Watkins­ has bought back into the Sydney property market, nine months after her split from purple Wiggle­ Lachlan Gillespie.
She’s spent $1.3 million on a 1960s home overlooking bushland in East Ryde.
Watkins and Gillespie had <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/70862-wiggle-couple-list-wollstonecraft-apartment" target="_blank">lived in a Wollstonecraft apartment</a> which they offloaded last year for $2.05 million, before they announced they were going their separate ways after a five-year relationship.
The former couple have remained good friends and helped out on the Gold Telethon for the Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation last week.
The East Ryde home is set on a sprawling 1330sqm block with gardens­ including a rockery garden.
Described as having a beach house-like style, it has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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BresicWhitney Hunters Hill agents Allister Scott and Kathleen Synnott marketed it as being suitable to live in now and redevelop to create a dream home.
Scott says that more and more younger buyers are purchasing at East Ryde due to its close proximity to the city.
“Buyers see how much the suburb is developing with new homes going up and renovations taking place and feel there is a real investment to the community,” he said.
The home spent six months on the market, seeking $1.55 million with a different agent late last year.
It’s not far from where Watkins grew up. Last year her parents, Rick and Kathryn, sold the Ryde family home they owned since the 1980s for $1.6 million to make a tree-change to the Southern Highlands.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
 
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Yellow Wiggle Emma Watkins buys East Ryde home

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Lachlan Gillespie, The Wiggle who wears the purple skivvy, and the Yellow Wiggle, Emma Watkins have snappily sold their Wollstonecraft apartment.
The married couple are trading up, with many fans believing Watkins is pregnant following a mere Instagram post of the pair which read 'stay tuned'.
The reports of a baby Wiggle, however exciting, remain unconfirmed. Watkins' recent Instagram post shows a video of her dancing an Irish jig.
Even the sale price has not been confirmed by the ultra private couple,
Gillespie and Watkins have called the 1896 converted English-style manor apartment home four three years - around a year after they began dating.
They paid <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/70862-wiggle-couple-list-wollstonecraft-apartment" target="_blank">$1,395,000 in 2014</a> with the couple's relationship only becoming public knowledge in 2015.
The Shirley Road offering came with a $1.9 million to $2.09 million price guidance through Stone Real Estate Lane Cove agent Desiree Hough, who had it on the market for just 12 days before its sale.
She said they decided to sell the home as they are travelling and touring extensively for work, and do not spend enough time at home to enjoy the 184 sqm apartment.
The heritage late Federation mansion was named Ben Ledi, presumably in reference to the mountain in Perthshire, Scotland.
It comes with stained glass windows - one etched with the building's construction date. 
It was 2012 when Jeff Fatt - of "Wake up Jeff" fame - handed over his purple skivvy to Gillespie at the same time as Emma joined the gang.
The Wiggles have been entertaining children for 26 years.
PS The stay tuned posting likely related to the release of Emma’s Bowtiful Ballet Studio — new merchandise she hopes will encourage kids to be more active.
This article first appeared in the Daily Telegraph.
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Wiggle couple sell in Wollstonecraft

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Lachlan Gillespie, The Wiggle who wears the purple skivvy, and his wife, the Yellow Wiggle Emma Watkins have listed their Wollstonecraft apartment. 
They are the couple who earlier this month sent social media into overdrive with fans speculating she’s expecting her first baby.
Their apartment is in an 1896 converted English-style manor which has been their home since 2014.
The mansion was named Ben Ledi, presumably in reference to the mountain in Perthshire, Scotland.
The heritage late-Federation mansion comes with stained glass windows. 
Etched in one of its panes is the building's construction date.
There is a grand private foyer with soaring 3.5 metre ceilings with ornate roses.
The renovated apartment showcases grand proportions with a house-like sense of privacy and space.
It has ornate old world character and modern designer elegance, the website marketing by Stone Real Estate agent Desiree Hough says.
The <a href="https://www.stonerealestate.com.au/property/516408-346-shirley-road-wollstonecraft/" target="_blank">Shirley Road</a> offering, which comes with $1.9 million to $2.09 million price guidance, comes with a period-inspired bathroom featuring a deep soaking tub
It has elevated district views and harbour glimpses. 
The grounds have landscaped country gardens.
The children’s entertainer posted a photo on Instagram.
The post read: “Stay tuned.”
Online followers were quick to respond, with one user asking: “baby wiggle???”
The couple, who began dating in 2013, only publicly acknowledged their romantic involvement after two years together.
They tied the knot last April but their honeymoon was another national tour of the group.
Their wedding ceremony at Hopewood House in Bowral, Southern Highlands saw Emma wear an elegant vintage-inspired ivory gown by Australian designer, Suzanne Harward and a bespoke diamond headpiece by milliner Viktoria Novak.
It was 2012 when Jeff Fatt - of "Wake up Jeff" fame - handed over his purple skivvy to Gillespie at the same time as Emma joined the gang.
The Wiggles have been entertaining children for 26 years.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph.
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