Amy Shark has snapped up a stylish four-bedroom, three-bathroom investment property on the Tweed Coast in New South Wales for $2.1 million.
The Australian Idol judge, 37, recently moved from the Gold Coast to Sydney and has reportedly bought a party house, reports The Daily Telegraph.
The beautiful oceanfront property was built in 2017 and is located just 200 meters from the picturesque Casuarina Beach on the NSW North Coast.
Some of its attractive features include an open-plan kitchen, bespoke sliding doors, an in-ground pool and barbecue area.
Shark recently posted a video on social media showing him enjoying a night out on the property roasting marshmallows with his family.
Amy Shark (pictured) has snapped up a stylish four-bedroom, three-bathroom investment property on the Tweed Coast in New South Wales for $2.1 million
The Australian Idol judge, 37, recently moved from the Gold Coast to Sydney and has reportedly bought a party house, reports The Daily Telegraph.
The pop star and her husband Shane Billings bought the property at a bargain price, as it was originally listed for $2.35.
Last year, Amy made a shocking admission that she once performed at a strip club on the Gold Coast.
The Adore hitmaker said she was booked to sing at a local venue and upon arriving was shocked to discover it was a gentlemen’s club.
The property was built in 2017 and is located just 200 meters from the picturesque Casuarina Beach
Some of its attractive features include an open-plan kitchen, bespoke sliding doors, an in-ground pool and barbecue area
“I booked a well-paying gig and I didn’t know much, but when I got there I found out it was at a bar,” she revealed on the Kyle and Jackie O Show.
The singer said she took it well and started performing, but was surprised to see her drummer get too excited by asking for a stripper.
Co-host Kyle Sandilands then asked Amy if she would consider working as an exotic dancer.
‘I don’t have tits for that! I would make more money if I did,” she joked.
The pop star and her husband Shane Billings bought the property at a bargain price after it was originally listed for $2.35