Farmer Wants A Wife presenter Samantha Armytage is the proud owner of several luxury properties in Australia, worth a combined $10 million.
The 47-year-old Channel Seven star, who recently announced she is quitting the network after 21 years, owns several stunning properties across New South Wales.
Her most recent home was purchased in May, a beautiful three-bedroom, two-bathroom renovation project in Moss Vale, Southern Highlands.
Armytage paid $1.3 million for the stunning estate, which is located 130 kilometres from Sydney and offers spacious rooms and stunning natural views.
The blonde beauty also bought a stylish investment property in Sydney’s trendy suburb of Rushcutters Bay in 2021 for $1,575.
This is a beautifully designed two-bedroom waterfront home located in an exclusive apartment complex in the city centre.
Samantha also owns two other properties. One of them is a holiday home in Hyams, on the New South Wales South Coast, which she bought for $3.2 million. She rents it out to holidaymakers for around $1,200 a night.
Meanwhile, Armytage has also made a tidy profit from selling off some of her property portfolio, having sold her stunning North Bondi home for $3.15 million in July 2020.
Samantha Armytage (pictured) is the proud owner of several luxury properties in Australia, worth a combined $10 million.
The veteran presenter bought the home in 2014 for $2.15 million, meaning she made a significant profit once the sale was completed.
All in all, Samantha’s impressive property portfolio is believed to be worth over $10 million, which could earn her something if she leaves Channel Seven.
Earlier this week, Armytage announced she was leaving the network after 21 years.
Armytage has turned down a new deal with Seven after her current contract expires in October, The Daily Telegraph reported on Sunday.
The Channel Seven star is the proud owner of several stunning properties across NSW. She purchased her most recent property in May, a stunning three-bedroom, two-bathroom renovation project in Moss Vale, Southern Highlands. Pictured
Armytage paid $1.3 million for the breathtaking property, which is located 130km from Sydney and offers spacious rooms and stunning natural views
She described the departure as “sad and ambivalent,” telling the publication that she felt her time had come and that she was excited about her future.
“I’m big on instinct. I listen to it. I know when the time is right. I pride myself on the fact that I back myself enough to say, ‘I’ve done what I can do here,’ and I’m moving on,” she said.
Armytage will still be seen at the upcoming Logies, with her show Farmer Wants A Wife nominated for Best Structured Reality Programme. However, she will not be returning to present the show’s next season, which is currently in pre-production.
The blonde beauty also bought a stylish investment property in Sydney’s trendy Rushcutters Bay neighbourhood for $1,575 in 2021. It’s a beautifully designed two-bedroom waterfront home located in an exclusive inner-city apartment complex
Meanwhile, Armytage has also been capitalising on her property portfolio, having sold her stunning North Bondi home for $3.15 million in July 2020