Benched St George Illawarra Dragons halfback Kyle Flanagan is eyeing off a life-changing $2.7m move. Picture: Getty
Benched St George Dragons halfback Kyle Flanagan and wife Caity are seeking buyers for their Burraneer home.
It was bought in 2024 from Caity’s parents, Craig and Janelle Airey, for $2.65m.
There is no guide yet for the mid-century style five-bedroom, three-bathroom home which had 1500 page views on realestate.com.au in the first week, having been shown off market for some months.
The five-bedroom home has a room set up as a basic gym.
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Kyle and Caity Flanagan are selling their Burraneer home.
“Rare cul-de-sac Position, Sweeping Gunnamatta Bay Views,” the listing for the home reads.
“Rarely does a home of this stature come to market in such a tightly held pocket of Burraneer. “Sitting on a generous 662 square metre block in a whisper quiet cul-de-sac, this presents a genuine opportunity to secure a foothold in one of the Sutherland Shire’s most coveted streets.
“From the moment you step inside, the scale of this home is immediately apparent. Sweeping floor to ceiling glass frames a panoramic canvas of Gunnamatta Bay, with boats dotting the water and the Shire’s leafy foreshore stretching out beyond.
“It is the kind of view that never gets old.
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“Across two generous levels the home provides an abundance of space for growing families. “The upper level delivers open plan living and dining that flows to a wrap around terrace with three bedrooms including a master with ensuite.
“The expansive ground floor adds another layer of flexibility, offering self contained potential that could suit teenage kids, extended family, or simply provide the extra breathing room that growing families are looking for.
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The home was bought for $2.65m, two years ago.
“Outside, a resort style pool sits among tropical palms and established gardens, creating a private sanctuary that feels a world away from the everyday.
“Whilst home feels like a private oasis, a rare added bonus with this home includes access into Gunnamatta Bay 100 metres from your front door.”
The median house price in Burraneer is $3.64m, that’s up 7.1 per cent over the past 12 months.
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