Jacinda Ardern and husband Clarke Gayford buy $5.3m home in Sydney’s northern beaches
Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her husband Clarke Gayford have purchased a $5.3 million home in the Sydney suburb of Dee Why. The purchase is the largest recorded in the suburb this year.
Why it matters
The move highlights the ongoing relocation of high-profile political figures and the continued interest in the Australian real estate market by international public figures.
Clarke Gayford and Jacinda Ardern have bought a house on Sydney’s northern beaches. Photograph: AFF-USA/REX/Shutterstock Clarke Gayford and Jacinda Ardern have bought a house on Sydney’s northern beaches. Photograph: AFF-USA/REX/Shutterstock Jacinda Ardern Jacinda Ardern and husband Clarke Gayford buy $5.3m home in Sydney’s northern beaches Former New Zealand prime minister’s purchase biggest recorded in suburb of Dee Why this year
Prefer the Guardian on Google Jacinda Ardern and her husband, Clarke Gayford, have bought a $5.3m house in Sydney’s northern beaches, according to a source with knowledge of the sale.
The former New Zealand prime minister settled on a house in Dee Why after looking at properties in the area including in nearby Curl Curl.
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