Karl and Jasmine Stefanovic have moved into a luxury waterfront mansion as they prepare to welcome their first child in a few weeks’ time.
The $7.3million property on Sydney’s lower north shore has plenty of space for a growing family, with a total of four bedrooms across four levels.
The Today host, 45, and his shoe designer wife, 36, used to live in Mosman but moved out ahead of Jasmine’s due date in May.
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Nesting: Karl and Jasmine Stefanovic have moved into a luxury waterfront mansion as they prepare to welcome their first child in a few weeks’ time
Impressive: The $7.3million property on Sydney’s lower north shore has plenty of space for a growing family, with a total of four bedrooms across four levels
Karl smiled as he arrived at the property in a black T-shirt and pink boardshorts earlier this week.
He parked in the driveway and was seen speaking on the phone.
He hasn’t purchase the property, but is instead renting it for an estimated $2,900 per week.
Coming home: Karl was seen parking in the driveway of their new house
Ready to welcome their baby! Jasmine shared a photo with the couple’s car on Thursday, which showed the child’s car seat installed
Not a forever home? The Today show host however didn’t purchase the property, but instead is renting the residence for an estimated $2,900 per week
Inside: The house, spanning four floors, boasts a formal and informal dining area, lounge rooms, four bedrooms, five bathrooms and a modern kitchen
The house, spanning four floors, boasts a formal and informal dining area, lounge rooms, four bedrooms, five bathrooms and a modern kitchen.
Making the most of its harbour-side position, the property features floor-to-ceiling glass windows and sliding doors to open common areas to the balconies.
One of the balconies even comes fitted with an in-built barbecue for outdoor cooking and entertaining.
The great outdoors: One of the balconies comes fitted with an in-built barbecue for outdoor cooking and entertaining
Sydney lifestyle: The pair will be able to take short strolls along the water nearby with their new bub in no time
What a view! The stunning abode had 180 degree views of Sydney’s harbour
Making the most of its harbour-side position! The property features floor-to-ceiling glass windows and sliding doors to open common areas to the balconies
With its elevated position, the mansion has incredible 180 degree views of Sydney’s iconic Harbour.
The home also has plenty of room for entertaining, with its very own private cinema room with surround sound installed.
The couple had previously resided in a lavish Mosman mansion, which is now back on the market for $3,250-a-week.
One of four! Karl and Jasmine’s new home has four bedrooms
Nesting: Jasmine shared a photo within the baby’s new nursery on Thursday
Karl moved into the five-bedroom pad, worth about $7 million, in 2017, following his divorce from ex-wife Cassandra Thorburn.
The former couple, who split after 21 years of marriage, share three children: Jackson, 20, River, 12, and Ava, 14.
In December, Karl and Jasmine celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary after tying the knot in 2018 at Mexico’s five-star One&Only Palmilla resort.
Entertainment zone: The new property has a private cinema with surround sound installed
How the other half live! The couple will also be able to stock their own wine collection in their very own cellar
In need of a break? The couple can enjoy some downtime in their billiards room
Karl confirmed in February that they are expecting a baby girl, telling 9Honey: ‘We are really excited… Our whole family can’t wait to meet our little princess.’
Amid the global coronavirus pandemic, Karl said Jasmine was concerned about him being exposed to COVID-19 at Channel Nine’s Sydney studios.
‘She’s really worried about me bringing it back to the house [from work], so I’m taking as many precautions as I can,’ he told The Kyle and Jackie O Show last week.
As of midday Thursday, there are 5,105 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 23 deaths.
Pandemic: As of midday Thursday, there are 5,105 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 23 deaths