PHOTO: Wil Anderson and Amy Williamson. REALESTATE.COM.AU
Following his split with partner Amy Williamson of more than 20 years, comedian Wil Anderson has successfully sold his opulent property in Vaucluse, Sydney, for a price exceeding $4 million, as reported by Realestate.com.au. The two-bedroom house, built in 1910 and nestled on a 392 sqm plot, has seen Anderson make a substantial profit, having initially purchased it for $1.35 million in 2006.
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With rumors swirling that he’s planning to return to his native Victoria after relocating to Sydney during the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, Anderson decided to part ways with the property. His decision came in the wake of Amy Williamson’s legal issues; she appeared in Mullimbimby Local Court on September 6, charged with assaulting a police officer and entering a Not Guilty plea, with the case still pending.
The comedian, 49, is believed to have sold the 1910 built two bedroom property sitting on a 392 sqm block for more than $4million, reports Realestate.com.au
Throughout his career, Anderson has amassed an array of stylish properties. In 2020, he reportedly acquired a four-bedroom residence on four hectares of land in Goonengerry near Byron Bay, valued at $1.9 million. The move proved challenging due to the unexpected timing caused by the Melbourne Comedy Festival’s rescheduling and the COVID-19 lockdown, which prevented them from seeking assistance, forcing Anderson to tackle mundane tasks like an entire day spent cleaning the barbecue.