NRL star Nate Myles and Tessa James sell Gold Coast retreat

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The Currumbin Valley home of Nate Myles and Tessa James has recently sold for $1.35m.

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FORMER rugby league star Nate Myles and his actor wife, Tessa James, have quietly sold their Gold Coast hinterland retreat for $1.35m.

The ultra-private, semi-rural property occupying half a hectare in Currumbin Valley sold in December after being listed in October for offers over $1.325m.

An aerial view of the property in Durobby Dr, Currumbin Valley.

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The sale was negotiated by David Lonie of LJ Hooker Southern Gold Coast, who said it attracted multiple offers before selling to a local family.

The NRL star and former Home and Away actress had advertised it for rent for $1950 a week in September.

Tessa James and Nate Myles. Picture: @tessacharis/Instagram.

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The couple purchased the property in 2021 for $1.2m because of its seclusion and proximity to the Currumbin Alley, a famous surf spot.

They have made some minor improvements to the main house since then.

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The property features a large, storage shed.

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Hidden up a long driveway in lush gardens, the property is extremely private, which was part of its appeal, Mr Lonie said.

“You’ve got privacy, room around you, a nice big shed for storage or running a business out of, and dual living options, which are always popular,” he said.

The property had been advertised for rent for $1950/week prior to the sale.

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The property has two driveway entrances — one that leads to a three-bay shed with room for another large shed, while the other leads to the main residence and a two-bedroom, self-contained garden flat.

The main house has five bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Inside the Currumbin Valley home, which has undergone minor renovations.

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There’s also a separate gym and storage area and a granny flat with its own entrance.

The location is ideal, being only a seven-minute drive to the beachside cafe scene, a 12-minute drive to the airport and central to shops and schools.

Mr Lonie said demand for properties in the area was still strong, but there was a lack of stock.

The property also has a gym and granny flat.

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“The last 12 months has come back a little bit, but places like Currumbin Valley and Palm Beach hold their value pretty well,” he said.

Myles and James own a beach house in Cairns and recently also offloaded a three-bedroom apartment in Moorooka in Brisbane for $499,000.

Nate Myles and Tessa James, with their kids, attend the funeral service for Paul Green at Wynnum Manly Leagues Club. Picture: Liam Kidston.

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