Pat Cummins’ $1.2m move amid Sandpapergate blow up

Aussie cricket captain Pat Cummins has made a quiet $1.2m move amid the latest explosive allegations in Sandpapergate. Picture: Getty Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins and wife Rebecca have finally sold their Southern Highlands investment property. It took eight months to find a buyer for the Moss Vale bungalow. Realestate.com.au calculates the median time on the market is 72 days after the sale of more than 100 four-bedroom homes in the past year. There’s been no official sale price disclosed, but the property is understood to have sold for about $1.16m after being listed in March with a price guidance of $1.25m to $1.295m through Richardson & Wrench agents Georgia Soster and Frank Walsh. MORE: Nathan Cleary’s $5.5m move amid Fowler uncertainty Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins and wife Rebecca have finally sold their Southern Highlands investment property. The 1920s Californian bungalow sits behind established hedges on a 2327sq m site. It has coffered ceilings, timber floors and brick fireplaces, with an enclosed veranda overlooking the garden, vegetable patch and chook yard. The property also has a double garage. The three-bedroom investment property was bought in...