Anthony Albanese has snapped up a $4.3 million cliffside mansion with sweeping ocean views.
The Prime Minister is the proud new owner of the five-bedroom hotel in Copacabana on the New South Wales Central Coast.
The house sits right on top of the cliff on a 790 square meter lot and is just a walk from the beach.
It also has sea views from almost every room.
Albanese will share the home with his future wife Jodie Haydon, whose family lives in the area, 2GB’s Ben Fordham reports.
“I’m about to marry Jodie and start a new chapter in our lives,” the Prime Minister told Fordham.
‘Jodie is a Coastie and spending time with her there is amazing. “It will be nice to be closer to his parents and family one day.”
The home also features a double garage and cathedral ceilings.
The Prime Minister is the proud new owner of the five-bedroom hotel in Copacabana on the New South Wales Central Coast.
The house sits right at the top of the cliff on a 790 square meter lot and is just a walk from the beach.
The house has sea views from almost every room.
Albanese will share the house with his future wife Jodie Haydon, whose family lives in the area.
Having grown up in public housing, Mr Albanese now has an impressive property portfolio.
The Prime Minister recently listed his three-bedroom townhouse in Dulwich Hill with a guide of $1.9 million.
The house was scheduled to be auctioned on October 12 after the prime minister bought it for $1.175 million in 2015.
Instead, The Agency Inner West real estate agent Shad Hassan revealed this week that, without a “firm commitment” from an interested buyer, they decided to put an asking price on the house.
“Albo and I decided it’s best not to waste our time, it’s definitely worth it and we’ll have people coming to see it over the weekend if we price it to sell,” he told realestate.com.
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