Natalie Bassingthwaighte has left Byron Bay behind. Picture: David Swift

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Popstar Natalie Bassingthwaighte has no regrets about leaving behind hip location Byron Bay as she forges on with her new life.

The singer and actress is yet to offload the $3m pad she shared in the Byron Bay hinterland with her ex Cameron McGlinchey but The Amazing Race star has told News Corp she is now living a great new life.

“I’ve moved out of Byron Bay about six months ago and I’m living a really beautiful life by the beach,’’ she said.

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Natalie Bassingthwaighte has a new lease on life.

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“Things are beautiful and calm. The kids are great, no complaints at all.”

The Rogue Traders singer and her sister Mel were eliminated from The Amazing Race on Tuesday night.

And Bassingthwaighte will now return to life away from reality TV, with a focus on selling the modern five bedroom home in Ewingsdale.

It has been on the market since August.

The couple had moved in after selling in Melbourne’s Brighton for $4m during the early stages of the pandemic in 2020. They paid $2.15m for a modernised 1985-built home on the Byron Bay hinterland site.

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Her Byron Bay home has been on the market since August.

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It has a price guide of around $3m.

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One of the five bedrooms.

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Bassingthwaighte soon painted the five-bedroom home white.

The kitchen has had a refurbishment. The alfresco dining area, plus the pool and deck, have been improved.

First National Byron agents Su Reynolds and Renee Schofield have the listing with a $3m to $3.25m guide.

The Plantation Drive listing comes a year after Bassingthwaighte and McGlinchey announced they had split after 13 years.

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Cameron McGlinchey and Natalie Bassingthwaighte split after 13 years.

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They had been bandmates in the band Rogue Traders before marrying in 2011.

The home was up for lease earlier this year, when they initially sought $2850 a week, which was reduced to $2500 before it came down from rental sites.

PropTrack calculates the Ewingsdale market has been weakening, down 19 per cent to a $2.625m median price from 12 sales over the past year. The average time on market for the area is 169 days

Natalie Bassingthwaighte and new partner Pip Loth

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