Sky News presenter Andrew Bolt sells his four-bedroom Melbourne home for $2.8million as he prepares to move to country Victoria
Sky News Australia host Andrew Bolt has sold his Melbourne home for a $2.8million, ahead of his planned move to the Victorian countryside.
The four-bedroom property, in Malvern East, exceeded its price guide of $2.5million to $2.75million, Domain reported on Wednesday.
The home, which was built in 1905, is an eclectic blend of its Federation history with mod cons and sleek design features.
Sold! Sky News Australia host Andrew Bolt has sold his Melbourne home for a $2.8million, ahead of his planned move to the Victorian countryside. The property also features a self-contained apartment, perfect for accommodating guests
The house includes a generously sized living room complete with a fireplace.
It also features a home office and a self-contained apartment, perfect for accommodating guests.
Meanwhile, the kitchen is kitted out with top-the-range appliances from Miele and Siemens.
Cosy: Aside from the bedrooms, there is a generous sized living room with a fireplace
The sale comes after Andrew revealed his plans to leave Melbourne.
In August, he told The Age newspaper: ‘We are leaving the madhouse of Melbourne. I wish we had done it a year ago.’
‘I had planned to quit Sky News, but now I am very interested in plans to broadcast from home,’ he added.
‘I wish we had done it a year ago’: Andrew’s offloading of the elegant property comes after he revealed his plans to leave Melbourne. In August, he told The Age : ‘We are leaving the madhouse of Melbourne’
Andrew and his wife, Sally Morrell, are moving to their property in country Victoria.
Real estate agent James Redfern, from Marshall White, told Domain that the Malvern East home has been sold to a family.
‘A young family who loves the spot and are going to move in there,’ Mr Redfern said.
Headed for greener pastures: Andrew and his wife, Sally Morrell, are moving to their property in the Victorian countryside, according to The Age