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Kyle Sandilands is aiming to make a huge profit from the sale of his holiday home.
Radio star Kyle Sandilands is aiming to sell his luxury holiday home for more than double what he paid for it less than four years ago
According to property records, Sandilands bought the three-bedroom, two bathroom home on 1ha, in Mowbray, just outside Port Douglas in Far North Queensland in 2021 for $1.3m
It was listed over the weekend with price hopes of $2.9m.
Sandilands is planning to buy another holiday retreat closer to his fulltime home in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.
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The home has a $2.9m asking price.
“This exceptional property is truly fit for a king,” the listing for the home reads.
“Perched high above the landscape, this immaculate property offers unparalleled vistas and a lifestyle of luxury.
“The home is thoughtfully designed to maximize both the breathtaking views and the cooling breezes.
“The open-plan living area seamlessly connects to a gourmet kitchen, featuring a large island bench. The spacious dining room is perfect for entertaining, flowing effortlessly onto a large deck.
“Step outside and be captivated by the wet-edge swimming pool, which appears to cascade into the horizon. This outdoor oasis is complemented by a pizza oven, ideal for alfresco dining under the stars.”
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The holiday home sits in the hinterland outside Port Douglas in Far North Queensland.
The highlight is the infinity pool.
Sandilands has owned the home for less than four years.
It’s a great FNQ hideaway.
Australian radio king Kyle Sandilands has made significant strides in the real estate market following his success in radio.
From living on the streets at the age of 15 to purchasing a $14 million home in one of Sydney’s wealthiest suburbs, Sandilands has owned various luxurious and even royalty-worthy properties.
The KIIS FM shock jock, who signed a record $200 million 10-year contract with the radio station has previously revealed his own housing challenges, including how he was homeless at 15.
“You may not know this,” Sandilands said when he was a judge on Australia Idol in 2021.
“But I was homeless when I was 15 for a year, it’s not easy.”
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Kyle Sandilands with his mother and brother. Picture ABC TV
“And getting out of that situation and making your life matter, that’s impressive, just getting out of that situation, because most people don’t.”
“It’s not easy, you don’t wanna run around. It’s a bit embarrassing sometimes.”
Sandilands, who has expanded his show to a national audience, has since opened up about his volatile childhood household. He claimed his upbringing was not necessarily much different from others in his neighbourhood.
At the age of 10, his parents separated. Sandilands and his younger brother lived with their mother who moved frequently.
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Kyle Sandilands speaks about his childhood with comedian Anh Do. Picture ABC TV
Sandilands’s mother eventually remarried and at 15, Sandilands ended up on the streets.
“It’s when I go back to Brisbane and I drive down a street that I used to walk around when I was homeless, that’s when it really comes back as a real feeling but other than that it’s a distant memory,” he told The Daily Telegraph in 2020.
“It’s been a really wild and fun ride and because of my anti-authority drilled into my system for some reason as a kid, I just took that through the whole radio business.”
But the street life is a far cry from the multimillion dollar lifestyle Sandilands lives now. The 53-year-old, who lives with wife Tegan Kynaston and their son Otto, has poured his cash-up pay checks on real estate.
Here are some of the properties linked to Sandilands.
$14 million Vaucluse home
This is where Sandilands resides with Kynaston, and their one-year-old son, Otto, in their newly acquired $14m Vaucluse home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
The pool is one of the attractions.
The city and bridge views will be even better with the addition of a potential third storey.
The private residence features two levels with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a pool, a spa, and a double garage.
The layout includes three bedrooms on the entry level, while the fourth bedroom is located downstairs behind the garage.
There are plans to expand the property by adding a third storey to capitalise on Sydney Harbour and city views.
The couple have opened up about their desires to move the bedrooms upstairs so the entry level can be used as an entertainment space and expand to the alfresco area, the pool and spa.
Another reason Sandilands purchased the home was due to its proximity to exclusive schools.
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$3m Glenorie home
The breakfast host also owns a “castle” at Glenorie in Sydney’s Hills District, purchased back in 2022 for $3 million.
Kyle Sandilands paid $3m for his Glenorie in Sydney’s Hills district.
The eight-bedroom, five-bathroom brick house sits amid other acreages and offers mountain views, town water and a pool.
In an on-air discussion with co-host Jackie O Henderson, Sandilands shared more details about the discreet renovations at his rural estate. He revealed that he had revamped the 1920s house, painted the interior all-white, and added a Wanless skip bin in the driveway.
$8000 per-week Bellevue Hill home
The hillside home is an $8000 per week rental.
Sandilands and Kynaston were living in an $8000-per-week Bellevue Hill rental while awaiting the birth of their first son Otto.
The luxury dig, which is believed to be owned by Singapore-based expat property investor Rosheeni Dobbie, has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a high-end Calacatta marble kitchen and a temperature-controlled wine cellar.
There’s a state-of-the-art smart home system and a Vergola-covered indoor pool, which opens to a terrace with harbour views.
The couple moved temporarily into the Tuscan-inspired Bellevue Hill home while they were still child-free.
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Kyle Sandilands and then-expectant fiancee Tegan Kynaston moved into this Bellevue Hill home. The area is one of Australia’s richest suburbs.
$4950 per-week Edgecliff home
During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Sandilands snapped up the lease to this palatial mansion in Sydney’s Edgecliff, costing around $4950 per week.
The seven-bedroom home, dates back to 1910. It has three levels, plus a pool on 1094 square metres of land.
Sandilands lap of luxury.
$1.3 million Port Douglas retreat
KIIS FM presenter Kyle Sandilands bought this stunning mansion at Mowbray near Port Douglas on a 2.5ha block.
In 2021, Sandilands followed the pandemic trend of purchasing luxury holiday homes and snapped up a $1.3m three-bedroom retreat near Port Douglas in Queensland.
Located in the hills surrounded by dense trees, the property boasts an infinity pool, picturesque views and luxury interiors.
It’s an entertainer’s dream home that offers extraordinary views from all rooms, with two of the three bedrooms facing the coast.
The pool deck is perfect for entertaining, along with its delicious sizzling purpose-built pizza oven.
The home has now been listed for sale, with a $2.9m price hopes.
Kyle Sandilands soaks up the sun in the infinity pool at his property.
$3 million Robertson home
Imogen Anthony at the Robertson farm, which then-boyfriend Kyle Sandilands helped secure for $3 million.
In 2018, the radio shock jock revealed he splurged a whopping $2,982,500 on a 61ha farm in the NSW town of Robertson with his model then-girlfriend Imogen Anthony.
The property is known to locals as Twin Creeks — because two natural spring creeks meet there — but Anthony has nicknamed it (presumably because of the red roof) Crimson Peak.
Although the couple split in 2020, they continue to keep the farm to house more than 100 rescued animals.
Because of this, they have no plans to sell the property, and Anthony occasionally shares photos on Instagram of herself in the paddocks with the animals.
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Old meets new kitchen design. Picture: YouTube
The outside of the farm shows a rustic living opportunity. Picture: YouTube
Mosman rental
Kyle Sandilands and Imogen Anthony rented this $5000 per week property.
Sandilands and ex-girlfriend Anthony also rented this eye-catching Mosman mansion.
The couple gave their fans an exclusive and rare tour of the property in the first episode of MTV Cribs.
“We normally keep our house private, but I was a big fan of the show growing up,” Sandilands told Channel 7’s The Morning Show.
While it’s not clear how much the duo paid in rent, previous listing showed the property had an asking price of $5000 per week.
The listing described the property as “exquisitely private”, “tri-level waterfront home” with “spellbinding views spanning the full breadth of Middle Harbour”.
In the tour the three-level home was splashed with unusual decor such a Wiccan altar and life-size giraffe.
Other features include a fully-equipped games room with second kitchen, pool, outdoor barbecue area, lush gardens and a three-car garage.
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The home had multiple living areas.
Inside the glamorous bathroom. Picture: Supplied
Kyle Sandilands’ $100m+ mansion wedding
The Swifts is a Gothic mansion built in 1882 at Darling Point Road, Darling Point.
It seems Sandilands also isn’t afraid to splash his cash outside the property market, with the radio star reportedly spending $1 million on his glamorous wedding ceremony with Kynaston at a sprawling Sydney mansion.
Sandilands and Kynaston held their wedding reception at the renowned heritage-listed Victorian Gothic Revival mansion located in the exclusive Eastern Suburbs area of Darling Point.
Guests included Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, NSW Premier Chris Minns, Jeff and Suzee Fenech, Guy Sebastian, pop star Samantha Jade and Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim, ex-NRL star Beau Ryan and Karl Stefanovic and Jasmine Yarbrough.
Kyle Sandilands in one of his sports cars.
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Radio personality Kyle Sandilands’ Rolls Royce car outside Sienna Marina, Woolloomooloo, Sydney.
he original home was completed in 1877 and was extensively renovated in 1997. The home has more than 50 rooms.
The property has occasionally had open days, where the average Sydneysider could visit the mansion and bask in its grandeur.
By most estimates, it is worth north of $100 million, to be one of the most valuable homes in Australia. It’s one of the few Sydney grand Victorian mansions still used as a family home.
Inside Kyle Sandilands and Tegan Kynaston’s lavish wedding with guest PM Anthony Albanese.
House keeper Alina Garces at The Swifts Mansion, Darling Point. Picture: Justin Lloyd
Kyle Sandilands and Tegan Kynaston’s lavish wedding last April.