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Sold! Award-winning Melbourne comedian Wil Anderson finally sells his Port Melbourne house where he recorded his podcasts
Aussie comedian Wil Anderson has recently sold his Port Melbourne home, where he recorded a series of podcasts and co-hosted Triple M’s breakfast show.
His podcast WILOSOPHY has featured guest appearances from the likes of Hamish Blake, Ross Noble, Em Rusciano, Peter Helliar and Jimmy Barnes.
The 47-year-old has had a very successful career from stand ups to his role in The Glass House, and eventually hosting The Gruen Transfer, which is expected to make a return on the ABC later this year.
Sold! Melbourne comedian Wil Anderson has finally sold his Port Melbourne house where he recorded his podcasts
Wil initially purchased the stunning home in 2017 for an estimated $2.926 million.
The property features an in-built studio and a rooftop deck that captures the atmosphere and nightlife of Melbourne’s CBD.
The home was being listed by major Melbourne real estate agent Greg Hocking for around $2.95 million.
Glamourous: Wil initially purchased the stylish home in 2017 for an estimated $2.926 million. The property features an in-built studio and a rooftop deck that captures the Melbourne nightlife
Wil initially tried to sell the house for around $3.1 million towards the end of last year,after deciding to relocate to Goonengerry, near Byron Bay, with his partner, Amy Williamson.
The move was decided after he finished co-hosting the Triple M breakfast show.
After finding no buyers, the property asking price was reduced and Greg Hocking took over the reins from the previous agents – Jodie J Hill and Fahey Younger.
No buyers: Wil initially tried to sell the property for around $3.1 million towards the end of last year, after deciding to relocate to Goonengerry, near Byron Bay, with his partner
Greg Hocking director Greg Hocking and agent Tony Gaudy have confirmed the 143 Cruikshank Street pad is still under contract.
Mr Gaudry said that there were a number of parties interested in the property, but a young family looking for more space scooped it up quick.
“This one looked like good value in their eyes,” he said.
Good value: Greg Hocking director Greg Hocking and agent Tony Gaudy confirmed the house is under contract
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