Prestige Property Report

Killcare beach house sold at auction

The property: A five bedroom, three bathroom beach house at 66 Grandview Crescent, Killcare, with sweeping beach and ocean views and only 250 metres from the beach. This dual level weekender comprises a separate self-contained living area for teens or guests.
The price: $1,485,000.
The sale: The property was on the market for just 29 days. The marketing campaign was predominantly a web campaign with only two Sydney Morning Herald packages. The property sold by negotiation following the auction.
The buyer: The new owners are a family from Sydney’s Upper North Shore who had been actively looking for a holiday home for twelve months.
The agent: Stuart Davies of McGrath Central Coast.

Ex-pat buys McMasters Beach beachfront at auction

The property: A four bedroom, three bathroom beachfront home with views from Second Point to Copacabana Beach. Set right on the beach, this two-level home could accommodate two families.
The price: $2,735,000.
The sale: The property had been on the market since November 2007 and followed with a re-launch via a four week campaign that included local and Sydney papers.
Three registered bidders showed interest and it sold by negotiation following the auction.
The agent: Stuart Davies of McGrath Central Coast. LJ Hooker Kincumber were conjunction agents.

Sea changers buy Terrigal unit

The property: Unit 3, 20 Terrigal Esplanade, Terrigal – a three bedroom, two bathroom apartment with two garage spaces and pool. Perfectly positioned within 100 metres of Terrigal Beach, this 200sqm apartment boasts open plan living with spacious entertaining deck overlooking a sparkling in-ground pool, ducted air-conditioning and located in secured surroundings.
The price: $1,070,000.
The sale: The property was on the market for 298 days with the vendors not in a hurry to sell.
The buyer: The new owners, from Baulkham Hills, were looking for a sea change and had viewed some twenty units and houses in Terrigal and The Entrance.
The agent: Karen Moore of Ray White Terrigal.

Highest price for Point Frederick in over 3 years

The property: A 50sqm, four bedroom, three bathroom home sitting on 1,659sqm of beautifully landscaped gardens at 67 Albany Street, Point Frederick. A substantial east-facing, absolute waterfront residence, this property was one of the largest parcels of land ever offered in Point Frederick.
The price: $2,300,000.
The sale: The property was offered for sale by Expressions of Interest and had been on the market for six months.
The buyer: A local business couple were the buyers.
The agent: Nicholas Cusick from LJ Hooker Gosford.

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