Anthony Albanese has snapped up a $4.3million cliffside mansion with sprawling views across the ocean.
The Prime Minister is the proud new owner of the five-bedder in Copacabana, on NSW’s Central Coast.
The home sits right on top of the cliff on a 790sqm block of land and is just a walk away from the beach.
It also boasts ocean views from nearly every room.
Mr Albanese will share the home with his wife-to-be Jodie Haydon, whose family live in the area, 2GB’s Ben Fordham reported.
‘I’m about to get married to Jodie and start a new chapter of our lives,’ the PM told Fordham.
‘Jodie’s a Coastie and spending time with her up there is awesome. It will be nice to be closer to her parents and her family one day.’
The house also boasts a double garage and cathedral-style ceilings.
The Prime Minister is the proud new owner of the five-bedder in Copacabana, on NSW’s Central Coast
The home sits right on top of the cliff on a 790sqm block of land and is just a walk away from the beach
The house boasts ocean views from nearly every room
Mr Albanese will share the home with his wife-to-be Jodie Haydon , whose family live in the area
Having grown up in public housing, Mr Albanese now boasts an impressive property portfolio.
The PM recently listed his three-bedroom townhouse in Dulwich Hill with a $1.9million guide.
The home was slated to go under the hammer on October 12 after it was purchased by the PM for $1.175million in 2015.
Mr Albanese had evicted his long-term tenant from the property.
Instead, The Agency Inner West real estate agent Shad Hassan revealed this week that with no ‘firm commitment’ from an interested buyer, they decided to instead put an asking price on the home.
‘Albo and I decided that it’s best not to waste time, it’s definitely worth the money and we’ll be having people come take a look at it over the weekend if we put an asking price on it,’ he told realestate.com.
The prime minister also owns a mortgage-free Federation bungalow in Marrickville, while living rent-free between Kirribilli House and The Lodge in Canberra.
That Marrickville home earns him between $1,300 and $1,400 every week in rent.
He also earns a cruisy $564,356 a year as prime minister.
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Pictured is one of the five bedrooms in Mr Albanese’s Copacabana mansion
