Rebel Wilson has pulled her $2.3 million Sydney penthouse from auction this weekend after rescheduling it from June to July.
The Pitch Perfect star, 44, purchased the Balmain investment property for $1.88 million in 2015.
Now the actor, who enlisted his younger sister Annachi ‘Anna’ Wilson to sell the home, has reportedly called off the auction altogether. The Daily Telegraph on Sunday.
It’s unclear when or if Rebel intends to re-auction the luxury apartment, though it appears she may have done so on the advice of her real estate agent.
Anna, 32, became a sales agent at Cobden & Hayson Real Estate earlier this year after previously working as a buyer’s agent.
Cobden & Hayson boss Matthew Hayson revealed in his video market update this week that there is now a sub-50 per cent success rate at auctions in the Rebel area.
This midweek report may have been what prompted Anna and Rebel to pull the Balmain property from auction for the foreseeable future.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Anna for comment.
Rebel Wilson (pictured) has withdrawn her $2.3 million Sydney penthouse from auction this weekend after previously rescheduling it from June to July.
Anna, the youngest of Rebel’s three siblings, is said to have helped her famous sister transform her previous property in Birchgrove, which the Pitch Perfect star reportedly sold for $9.5 million in 2022. The Nocturne In May.
“While most agents transition from being a sales agent to a buyer’s agent, I have chosen to go in the opposite direction and make the switch to share my knowledge and help more people,” Anna said on Cobden & Hayson’s website.
Anna is said to have secured over $30 million in real estate for clients in her previous role as a buyer.
The Pitch Perfect star purchased the Balmain investment property for $1.88 million in 2015.
With stunning views of the CBD skyline and Anzac Bridge, the kitchen space features Carrara quartz stone countertops and a luxurious breakfast bar.
Rebel put her long-standing Balmain property up for sale earlier this year with an asking price of $2.3 million after purchasing it off-plan for $1.88 million in 2015.
Tucked away in the heritage-listed Lever Brothers soap factory in Sydney, the investment property was originally scheduled to go up for auction on June 22, but she rescheduled the sale for this month.
The Hollywood actor hired Cobden & Hayson agents Anna and Matthew to handle the sale, the outlet reported. The Daily Telegraph last month.
Spread over two levels, the “house-like” apartment features 130 square meters of space with two balconies and a roof terrace next to the kitchen on the upper level.
Two bedrooms and a study space complete the entry level of the unit, and the master bedroom features a spacious walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom.
Spread over two levels, the townhouse-style apartment features 130 square meters of space with two balconies and a rooftop terrace next to the upper-level kitchen.
With stunning views of the CBD skyline and Anzac Bridge, the kitchen space features Carrara quartz stone countertops and a luxurious breakfast bar.
Two bedrooms and a study space complete the entry level of the unit, and the master bedroom features a spacious walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom.
Electric vehicle drivers will be pleased to find a charging station installed in the building’s double-secure parking lot.
The actor, who recruited his younger sister Annachi ‘Anna’ Wilson, 32 (right) to sell the house, has cancelled the auction altogether, The Daily Telegraph reported on Sunday.
