Real Housewives star Krissy Marsh

Real Housewives star sells prior to auction

PHOTO: Krissy Marsh. FILE

The Dover Heights home of Real Housewives star Krissy Marsh failed to find a buyer with its $8m guide in 2017 — it’s sold for considerably more this week.

Krissy Marsh from Real Housewives of Sydney with husband John as seen in social media posts

Krissy Marsh from Real Housewives of Sydney with husband John as seen in social media posts

The Dover Heights home of Real Housewives star Krissy Marsh failed to find a buyer with its $8m guide in 2017 — it’s sold for considerably more this week.

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Krissy and her property developer husband, John Marsh, listed the six-bedroom home at 35 Military Rd for September 1 auction following their upgrade to DoubleBay.

Agents Alex Lyons of Raine and Horne Double Bay and Elliott Placks had interest in the $10.5m to $11m range.

With three buyers keen, the guide was lifted to $11m to $12m and it sold on Monday to an eastern suburbs family.

The pool was just one of the many attractions at 35 Military Rd, Dover Heights.

The pool was just one of the many attractions at 35 Military Rd, Dover Heights.

Ocean views and a city panorama.

Ocean views and a city panorama.

The Wentworth Courier revealed exclusively on June 3 that they’d bought the long-held family home of former Magellan executive chairman Hamish Douglass and jewellery designer Sybella Morris in Double Bay’s Pinehill Ave.

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The residence is yet to settle, though a caveat on the title confirms their purchase which is believed to be in the $25m to $30m range.

That also has six bedrooms but is on a larger 2300sqm block with a pool.

Multiple indoor and outdoor entertainment areas.

Multiple indoor and outdoor entertainment areas.

The property failed to sell with an $8m guide in 2017.

The property failed to sell with an $8m guide in 2017.

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