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Lleyton and Bec Hewitt are the rumoured buyers of Burleigh Heads’ ‘most photographed home’ after paying $4.305million for the property
Lleyton and Bec Hewitt are rumoured to be the proud new owners of a stunning home in Burleigh Heads, on the Gold Coast.
The couple, who married in 2005, are believed to have purchased the house for $4.305million, reports the Gold Coast Bulletin.
The sprawling property has been called ‘the most photographed home in Queensland’, with the sale taking place in record time.
Home sweet home: Lleyton and Bec Hewitt are rumoured to be the proud new owners of a stunning home in Burleigh Heads, on the Gold Coast
It was sold via virtual inspections, with the Melbourne-based buyers never even visiting the home before purchasing it.
The house, known as ‘The Palms’, was previously bought at auction in May for $3.75million.
It was listed again just four months later for $4.3million, selling for just above the asking price.
Splashing out: The couple, who married in 2005, are believed to have purchased the house for $4.305million, reports the Gold Coast Bulletin
Picture perfect: The sprawling property has been called ‘the most photographed home in Queensland’, with the sale taking place in record time
While property agents refused to name the new buyers, they are rumoured to be the 40-year-old tennis ace and his 38-year-old retired actress wife.
According to Kingfisher Realty’s Conal Martin, The Palms sold quickly after hitting the market late last month.
‘There’s still a lot of interest but it’s all too late,’ Mr Martin added.
Site unseen: It was sold via virtual inspections, with the Melbourne-based buyers never even visiting the home before purchasing it
The $4.305million sale marks a new record for Burleigh Heads.
When it sold in May, it attracted more than 600 people at the auction.
It’s part of the Hewitts growing property portfolio, with the couple also purchasing a home in Melbourne’s Toorak for $12.7million earlier in the year.
Two sales: The house, known as ‘The Palms’, was previously bought at auction in May for $3.75M. It was listed again four months later for $4.3M, selling for just above the asking price
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