Married at First Sight psychologist’s $5.8m Sydney home for sale - realestate.com.au

[ad_1] Married at First psychologist John Aiken is closing in on the payday of a lifetime, of round $6 million. Image: Instagram

John Aiken, the psychologist on Channel 9’s Married at First Sight Australia, and his inside designer spouse, Kelly Swanson-Roe, have listed Tyneside, their spectacular Willoughby East property.

Rose Farina and Denise Woo of McGrath are advertising the property, with $5.8m steering forward of its March 5 public sale.

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John Aiken, Married at First Sight’s psychologist, and his inside designer spouse, Kelly Swanson-Roe, have listed at Willoughby.

Positioned on Excessive St, the modernised five-bedroom, two-bathroom sandstone residence is about on 777sq m.

The 2 stage house with 4 fireplaces comes with an attic.

Its curated interiors embody a marble kitchen, bespoke joinery, imported chandeliers and a number of indoor-outdoor residing zones.

Its gardens comes with barbecue and alfresco space, plus a pool, spa with cabana and an outside bathe.

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Kelly Swanson-Roe and John Aiken.

They bought Tyneside after promoting their prior Willoughby East house for $2.85m, having had it initially listed with $2.3m hopes.

Swanson-Roe oversaw the renovation of that Robert St property, which value them $1.86m in 2014.

Tyneside was bought for $2.93m in 2019 when listed for the primary time in 50 years following the dying of the previous Australian Jockey Membership vice-chairman Noel Bracks who, along with his spouse Ellen, had paid $25,000 for the house in 1969.

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Aiken has owned the house since 2019.

The house dates again to the Eighteen Eighties.

One of many 5 bedrooms.

It has a $5.8m worth information.

It was constructed within the Eighteen Eighties for Robert Forsyth, who headed one among Willoughby’s pioneering households.

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