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The 2GB broadcaster Ray Hadley has sold his little-used Toowoon Bay weekender on the Central Coast.
An offer came out of the blue for the beachfront property through McLachlan Partners agent Bruce McLachlan.
The home had four bedrooms, four bathrooms and also a gas heated plunge pool with cabana.
Its expansive ship-like terraces overlook what's been regularly voted NSW's cleanest patrolled beach.
It was bought for $3.5 million five years ago after its design by locals, EDH Architects.
McLachlan had it listed previously with a $3.5 million plus asking price when Hadley and his former wife, Suzanne were in the throws of separating.
Hadley has told mates he intends to keep his Hills district acreage.
Having won 99 consecutive ratings, he doesn't intend slowing down, but will be spending a bit more time on the Gold Coast.
He's bought back in with a highrise two bedder apartment purchase at Main Beach.
Between his Rugby League commentary on Channel 9 and also broadcasting periodically from Brisbane on 4BC, he's set to enjoy some downtime at the increasingly popular Tedder Avenue strip.
He'll no doubt be bumping into fellow Sydneysiders who've increasingly fancied Main Beach for their property forays in South East Queensland.
Business executive Katie Page is nearing completion of her development of the eight storey beachfront tower called M3565.
Mr Apartments himself, Harry Triguboff has owned at Main Beach since 1990.
One of the most recent entrants is Seven Boss Ryan Stokes, who paid $1.2 million in the prized Silverpoint building.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
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Little-used Toowoon Bay weekender sold by Ray Hadley

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Top rating 2GB broadcaster Ray Hadley is off to Pitt Town, in Sydney's north west, where he has secured a 6000 sqm building block near the Hawkesbury River.
"I’ve secured a block and will hopefully be building a Binet home on it," he said.
It is in within the <a href="https://www.johnsonpropertygroup.com.au/blog/vermont/riverland/vips-snap-up-three-latest-land-releases/">pricey Riverland subdivision</a> within the 225 hectare Vermont estate by the Johnson Property Group. Keith Johnson has already secured some 500 blocks being sold.
Situated near the Hills District, Rouse Hill and Norwest Business Park, Riverland will have blocks from 2,000 sq m to 9,000 sq m.
"The village of Pitt Town reminds me of Dural when I moved there 20 years ago," Ray Hadley said.
"It’s quite remarkable I’m moving there given I campaigned against the development when it was first proposed. 
"I thought it would ruin the village, but Keith Johnson and I met, had an argument or two, settled our differences, and the rest is history."
"The masterplan changed and now radiating out from the village you’ll find magnificent homes on good size blocks." 
As Ray travels early in the morning and can access the M7 and M2 quite quickly, he's not fazed by being further out than Dural. 
The decision to move comes as he is selling his dress circle Hills district acreage home at Dural.
"I'd never thought I'd do it, I thought I'd die there."
This article was first published in The Sunday Telegraph.
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