Pat Cummins and wife sell Moss Vale investment property for $1.16 million
The Australian cricket captain and Rebecca Cummins sold the 1920s bungalow after it spent eight months on the market.
Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins and his wife Rebecca have sold their investment property in Moss Vale, New South Wales, for approximately $1.16 million, according to the Times of India. The sale of the 1920s Californian bungalow follows an eight-month period on the market, which was longer than the local median of 72 days for similar homes.
The couple originally bought the three-bedroom property in 2017 for $905,000. It was used as a rental that reportedly earned about $550 per week. The house sits on a 2,327-square-metre block and features timber floors, brick fireplaces, and a double garage.
The property was initially offered for sale in March with an expected price range between $1.25 million and $1.295 million. Agents Georgia Soster and Frank Walsh from Richardson & Wrench managed the transaction.
The sale occurs while the Moss Vale market remains relatively subdued, with the median price for four-bedroom houses at $1,532,500. This represents a 0.5 per cent annual increase and is lower than the suburb's previous peaks of $1.8 million seen in 2022 and 2024.
The couple is reportedly planning renovations on their $16 million residence in Bronte. In January, they also acquired an adjoining semi-detached house for $4.5 million through an off-market deal.