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Thirroul home sells for $3.2 million after five-month wait

A five-bedroom Thirroul home designed by Nadine K sold for approximately $3.2 million after being on the market since late March.

The home at 13 Palm Grove, Thirroul sold to a family from Stanwell Park for very close to the $3.2 million asking price. The five-bedroom property features vaulted ceilings, a sculptural stairwell, a handcrafted stone fireplace, resort-style pool, and split-level design with a lofted space suitable for cinema or office.

Built by Illawarra-based designer Nadine K, it sat on the market for about five months before the sellers achieved their target. Agent Vanessa Denison-Pender said the buyers were attracted to the designer provenance and fixed-price certainty.

Thirroul's median house value sits at $1.83 million, making this a premium sale within the broader market.

$3.2 million
Sale price
About five months since late March
Time on market
$1.83 million
Thirroul median
Five
Bedrooms

Why it mattersThe sale shows that patience and holding firm on price can pay off in the high-end property market, even when listings spend months unsold.

AustraliaWollongong's northern suburbs continue to see strong high-end sales, with designer homes commanding multi-million-dollar prices that remain above the local median.

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