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Isla Fisher may have been born in Oman and raised by Scottish parents, but she’s Australian through and through.
However, the 48-year-old has just sold her Sydney apartment, and reportedly has plans to move from Australia to the United Kingdom.
Isla Fisher put her Woollahra home on the market in September 2024, and listed the two-bedroom, one-bathroom art-deco property for $1 million.
The actress originally purchased the apartment for $171,500 back in 1995 when she was just 19 years old and working on Home And Away.
Located at 96 Wallis Street in Woollahra, the property sits on the edge of Centennial Park and was originally scheduled for auction on 28 September. It was then pushed back to 12 October before it was decided it would be sold privately instead.
It has since been revealed that Isla Fisher pocketed $930,000 for the home.
“With a New York-inspired feel, this immaculate Art Deco apartment offers the best of the East in location and lifestyle,” the advertisement for the unit stated.
“Flooded with natural light, it blends serene park-side living with a cosmopolitan flair, all within a stone’s throw from Sydney’s most sought-after spots.
“Directly across from Centennial Park, this newly renovated home brings you the ultimate convenience.
“Whether it’s a morning coffee at Woollahra Village or a shopping spree at Bondi Junction, you’ll enjoy the perfect balance of nature and city life.”
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The Eastern Suburbs property is reportedly the only home Isla owned in Australia, so her listing further fuelled rumours that she is looking to permanently relocate overseas.
It’s alleged that following her divorce from ex-husband Sacha Baron Cohen, the 48-year-old is looking to make a fresh start over in the UK.
According to an insider, Isla is currently house-hunting in London, and has a generous budget of around $13 million.
A source close to the actress told Daily Mail, “It’s all about the kids and what is best for them; there seems to be no drama at all. Judging by the size of the budget, the family will now be based in London.”
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