ABC host Annabel Crabb and her husband Jeremy Storer spent $4.2 million on a classic house in Sydney’s west.
The market sale of the five-bedroom, three-bathroom heritage property in Hurlstone Park has set a new suburban record.
Built in 1910, the two-story Federal house last traded in 2018 when it set a (then) suburban record of $3.1 million, The Daily Telegraph reports.
The beautifully maintained 835m2 house, located 11.8 km from the center, features a beautiful garden with tiled pool deck and sculptural stone.
Other highlights include a spacious modern kitchen with a breakfast bar and an open floor plan downstairs with seating, dining and living spaces.
It comes after Crabb, 49, and Storer sold their Edwardian terrace in neighboring Marrickville for $2.8 million in July.
Crabb, 49, has hosted various shows for public broadcasters including Back in Time for Dinner and Tomorrow Tonight. (She is pictured in Sydney on May 3, 2018)
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom home made $300,000 more than its $2.5 million price tag.
According to Realestate.com.au, the ‘single bid auction’ went very quickly and there was no disruption from the overhead flight path.
Crabb, 49, who has hosted various shows for public television including Back in Time for Dinner and Tomorrow Tonight, purchased the Marrickville home with Storer, an ABC attorney, in 2008 with price of 1.125 million dollars.
At the time of the sale, Crabb, who has three children with Storer, said she hoped to purchase a larger home for the family in the west, Domain reported.
Crabb, a bestselling author and on-air personality, has continued his success with the podcast Talk 10 Figure 3.
Started in 2014, she hosts the show alongside fellow ABC host Leigh Sales, who recently resigned as host of the 7.30 nightly current affairs program.
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
