Ex-Wallabies captain Michael Hooper’s new $6.75m Sydney house

Former Wallabies skipper Michael Hooper has simply scored a brand new $7m house for himself in one among Sydney’s most sought-after beachside pockets.

Retired Wallabies captain Michael Hooper and spouse Kate have upgraded houses on the Northern Seashores.

They’ve bought their Manly house of 5 years and made the transfer to one thing bigger at North Curl Curl, paying $6.75m for a house overlooking Curl Curl Lagoon and the ocean.

The four-bedroom house was architecturally designed by ROAR in 2017 with partitions of glass.

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Former Wallaby captain Michael Hooper and spouse Kate have purchased at North Curl Curl. Image: realestate.com.au

The four-bedroom house is topped by a clear-span dwelling and entertaining zone throughout the whole high ground that features a designer marble island kitchen. Image: realestate.com.au

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It’s topped by a clear-span dwelling and entertaining zone throughout the whole high ground that features a designer marble island kitchen with a built-in-six-seat eating desk, a Smeg induction cooktop, two Miele wall ovens and a Vintec wine fridge.

Its rear sundown deck comes with a built-in barbecue and a park-side deck. Its stage rear garden comes with a heated mineral pool on the 320sq m block.

The median home value in North Curl Curl is $3,732,500, down 1.5 per cent within the final 12 months primarily based off 40 gross sales, based on PropTrack.

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The designer kitchen has a built-in-six-seat eating desk, Smeg induction cooktop, two Miele wall ovens and a Vintec wine fridge. Image: realestate.com.au

The rear sundown deck comes with a built-in barbecue and a park-side deck. Image: realestate.com.au

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Bigger homes, nevertheless, have fared a lot better, with the median four-bedroom home up over 20 per cent yearly, primarily based on a tighter 13 gross sales to $4.4m.

Michael Hooper with spouse Kate.

The couple bought their former Manly house off marketplace for $3.9m. They’d up to date the four-bedroom Federation semi after paying $2,655,000 in 2020.

The client has lately put the Carlton St home up for lease for $2500 every week, reflecting a 3.3 per cent yield for its new proprietor.

Hooper, 34, who was born in Collaroy, was capped 125 occasions for the Wallabies earlier than retiring from worldwide competitors in 2024. In his junior days, he performed for the Manly Roos, and at St Pius X School.

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