Olympic athlete Melinda Gainsford-Taylor and her husband Mark are selling their Dee Why investment property.
There is $2.6m guidance from Upstate Residential agents Peter Mosedale and Rowan Dent, who point to a $1200+ a week rental potential. The couple lived in the top floor Dee Why Parade apartment, which last sold in 1995 for $310,000.
Gainsford-Taylor, who retired from competitive sprinting in 2002, ran at three Olympics.
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Olympic athlete Melinda Gainsford-Taylor and her husband Mark are selling their Dee Why investment property. Picture: Simon Dean
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“Ultimate coastal oasis in fabulous beachfront setting,” the listing for the home reads.
“Claiming a world-class beachfront position with sweeping, uninterrupted ocean views, this top floor two-bedroom apartment delivers an exceptional coastal lifestyle defined by space, light and privacy.
“Framed by a wraparound balcony that captures fresh sea breezes and panoramic outlooks, the home reveals generous, light-filled interiors with distinct living and dining zones.
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Cracking views.
From the wrap around balcony.
The home has a $2.6m price guide.
“The neatly appointed kitchen includes a dishwasher and ample storage, while both bedrooms are well-proportioned with built-in robes and direct balcony access.
“Additional features include airconditioning, plantation shutters and quality carpeting throughout.
“A well-maintained bathroom with bathtub is complemented by a separate powder room and full internal laundry.
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Australia’s Melinda Gainsford celebrates after winning gold medal in 200m race at World Indoor Championships in Barcelona, Spain 11 Mar 1995.
“Set within a secure building with a double tandem lock-up garage, the apartment is positioned steps from Dee Why Beach, vibrant cafes, restaurants, shops and public transport, offering a superb lifestyle of convenience and relaxed seaside living.”
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