Champion swimmer sells Brisbane unit for a profit

Former Australian Olympic swimmer Libby Trickett. Picture: Supplied

CHAMPION swimmer Libby Trickett and her husband, Luke, have sold their investment property in inner Brisbane for a small profit.

The couple had been asking for offers in the low to mid $300,000s for the one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in the Inn On The Park complex at Toowong.

They ended up getting $340,000 for it.

Of course the complex has a pool.

Records show they bought the property in January 2021, when they paid $310,939 for it.

It was on the market with Mel Christie of Harcourts Property Centre, who said the Tricketts had originally purchased the apartment as an investment.

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“It’s been a great investment. I think it would be perfect for an investor or first-home buyer,” she said. “The location is perfect.”

Ms Christie said the property would rent for about $400 to $425 a week. She said interest had been strong.

The balcony on the apartment at Patrick Lane, Toowong.

The unit has been freshly painted and spans 81sq m of ­living space, spilling out to a private deck. Fully self-contained, the apartment is ready to move into or would be perfect as an investment, according to the realestate.com.au advertisement.

“This desirable apartment is ideal for singles, couples, uni ­students, hospital workers, and those after a crash pad close to the city,” it reads.

Luke and Libby Trickett have sold this apartment.

Other features include airconditioning, an open-plan layout, and access to the building’s pool, gym and recreation room.

The former Olympic swimmer recently purchased a home in the rural hamlet of Bald Knob, wedged between Maleny and Landsborough in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. The Tricketts paid $2.25m last year for the hinterland range home on an elevated 3.4ha of land, which features sweeping views across the ­Sunshine Coast coastline.

Luke and Libby Trickett recently bought this property in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

The house has four bedrooms and three ­bathrooms, along with a ­separate study with a customised desk and bookshelf and ­direct access to the veranda.

The Tricketts also own a unit in Noosa Heads and a house in Seven Hills.

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