Ricki-Lee Coulter and husband Richard are putting their Northern Beaches home in Sydney up for sale for $2.5 million
Ricki-Lee Coulter and her manager husband Richard Harrison are saying goodbye to their stunning Northern Beaches home after almost a decade.
The 37-year-old singer has put her home up for sale with a suggested asking price of $2.5million and is planning a move near Sydney’s CBD, according to The Sunday Telegraph.
After spending over a year dividing their time between their beachfront home and the city lights, Ricki-Lee and Richard have made it their goal to build a permanent nest in the city.
The duo bought their two-story tropical paradise back in 2014, just a year before they flew to Paris to get married.
The 1990s gem fetched a cool $1.1 million. Surrounded by lush greenery, the 625 square meter beauty has undergone some significant transformations under her supervision.
Ricki-Lee Coulter (pictured) and her manager husband Richard Harrison are saying goodbye to their stunning Northern Beaches home after almost a decade.
According to The Sunday Telegraph, the 37-year-old singer has put the house up for sale, citing the asking price of $2.5million
The home has a fresh, coastal white facade, a chic wrap-around terrace and floor-to-ceiling windows that exude light and luxury.
The kitchen has been given a facelift and features elegant Caesarstone worktops.
Ricki-Lee and her husband Richard Harrison have been together for 14 years.
After spending over a year dividing their time between their beachfront home and the city lights, Ricki-Lee and Richard have made it their goal to build a permanent nest in the city
The pop star went public with the music manager 12 years ago.
They have been together since 2009 and have been happily married for eight years after tying the knot in Paris.
The singer has previously revealed that her difficult early childhood is the reason behind her decision not to have children with Richard.
“Neither of us want kids.” “I don’t know if it’s because of my childhood experience, but I know how crazy my life is and how crowded it is and you have to be selfish to do what I do do,” she explained.
“I have so much respect for people who actually do it, but I don’t want to do what I’ve been through to any kid.”
The duo bought their two-story tropical paradise back in 2014, just a year before they flew to Paris to get married
The 1990s gem fetched a cool $1.1 million. Surrounded by lush greenery, the 625 square meter beauty has undergone some significant transformations under her supervision
The home has a fresh, coastal white facade, a chic wrap-around terrace and floor-to-ceiling windows that exude light and luxury