Ex Woolworths boss Brad Banducci sells North Bondi investment home for $3.24m

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Jonathan Chancellor

The Daily Telegraph

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The former Woolworths boss Brad Banducci has secured the sale of one of his Bondi investment apartments.

Banducci, who left his role as Woolworths CEO in 2024, secured around $3.24m through PPD.

The two-bedroom Brighton Boulevard apartment cost $2.24m in 2019.

The funds are being directed to the renovation of one of the two apartments the family own on nearby Campbell Pde.

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Ex-Woolies boss Brad Banducci has sold his North Bondi investment home. Picture: NCA NewsWire


“Oceanfront Bliss At Flatrock On Ben Buckler With Panoramic Unobstructed Beach Views,” the listing for the home read.

“Perched high on the Ben Buckler at the tip of the North Bondi peninsula, this mid-floor apartment in the boutique Flatrock is immersed in uninterrupted, cinematic views across the full sweep of Bondi Beach and along the eastern coastline to Maroubra Headland.

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The home sits on iconic Ben Buckler.


Never to be built out views of the beach,


Plenty of natural light.


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“One of only six in an architecturally reimagined block named after the iconic rock platform at its doorstep, the beachside apartment is bathed in natural light with windows on three sides and no common walls enhancing its sense of privacy.

“A streamlined, design-led interior allows the panoramic vista to take centre stage, with living spaces extending to a full-width balcony that delivers dress-circle seats to the ever-changing theatre of the ocean and beachfront.

A balcony to boot.


“With a rare 23sqm approx auto lock-up garage and storeroom on title, the two-bedroom apartment is as practical as it is breathtaking.

“Just 350m to the Grassy Knoll and the north end’s cafe scene, this is Bondi living at its most inspiring with views that will never be built out and the beach at the end of the street.”

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