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Carrie Bickmore has sold her Byron Bay property.
Media star Carrie Bickmore made a whopping $1.3 million resale profit on the Byron Bay cottage she owned for five years.
The former Channel 10 The Project presenter sold his Byron Bay seaside home this week for $4.3 million, after purchasing the property for $3 million in January 2018, according to property records.
Carrie Bickmore sells her Byron Bay home for $4.3 million.
Backyard of property on Massinger Street.
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Bickmore spent about $100,000 making small improvements to the house, including a pool deck and spa.
The radio host listed her home in mid-November, shortly after announcing her separation from husband Chris Walker.
The price guide for this property was originally $4.7 million.
The Massinger St home is located in the heart of Byron Bay, just minutes from the beach and popular local cafes.
Bickmore added a pool deck and spa to the property, which cost about $100,000.
Inside a cottage by the sea.
“Embodiing the relaxed atmosphere and classic charm of Byron Bay's coveted 'Golden Grid', this beautifully appointed family home is set on an impressive 939sqm of stunning tropical grounds.” It says on the property list.
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Carrie Bickmore and ex Chris Walker.Photo: Instagram
“With a stunning entertainment deck and pool, plus a separate one-bedroom studio, we offer the quintessential Byron lifestyle. Just a 2-minute walk to Topshop Cafe and a 4-minute bike ride to Clarks Beach.”
Private studio and main house.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom home includes a kitchenette, bathroom, and a separate separate studio with an outdoor shower and bathtub.
The house was listed with Will Phillips from McGrath Byron Bay.
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