Influencer Nadia Fairfax-Wayne and her financier husband Michael Wayne have spent $11.5 million on an unrenovated 1920s Centennial Park bungalow. Picture: Instagram
Influencer Nadia Fairfax-Wayne and her financier husband Michael Wayne have spent $11.5 million on an unrenovated 1920s Centennial Park bungalow.
It is set on a 750sq m Robertson Rd holding.
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Nadia Fairfax with husband Michael Wayne. Picture: Instagram
An aerial view of Centennial Park, in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.
The June 2024 off-market deal was with the Nguyen family.
The Waynes sold their 1880s Bent St, Paddington terrace Cawdor for $6.1 million last year.
“Nestled on a level 747 sqm parcel in an exclusive pocket of Centennial Park, this single-level residence impresses with its generous proportions and versatile floorplan, showcasing timeless character finishes,” the marketing material for the home read.
“Outside, the beautifully established gardens, lush lawns, and sun-drenched terrace offer an idyllic retreat.
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The home is only around 100m from Centennial Park.
“With the added convenience of rear lane access to the single car garage, this private and serene property is perfectly positioned near a variety of lifestyle attractions.”
Centennial Park is a very tightly held market, according to PropTrack just eight homes have been sold in the suburb over the past 12 months.
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