Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is reportedly in the process of buying a $4.3 million cliff side home on NSW’s Central Coast.
2GB presenter Ben Fordham, who first reported the story on Tuesday, described the Copacabana property as a “luxury waterfront home” with “uninterrupted ocean views from all levels”.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom home was sold in September for an undisclosed price, according to the Domain listing.
A spokesperson for Mr Albanese said he was planning to buy a home on the Central Coast, where his fiancee Jodie Haydon grew up and “three generations of her family live”.
“When the process is complete it will be declared on the parliamentary register,” they said in a statement.
Mr Albanese recently listed an investment property in Sydney’s inner west for sale with a price guide of almost $2 million, according to Domain.
The townhouse made headlines earlier this year when the prime minister’s former tenant spoke out after he was served with a notice to vacate so the property could be sold.
At the time, Mr Albanese said he was selling the property because of changes in his personal life.
Mr Albanese and Ms Haydon became engaged in February, making him the first prime minister to get engaged while in office.
He has ruled out a wedding until after the federal election, which is due by May.
