Lisa Wilkinson rents out her Sydney harbourside apartment for $770 a week during her absence from The Project
Lisa Wilkinson has leased her 1970s apartment in Sydney’s harbourside suburb of Cremorne Point.
The Project host, 62, has rented out the one bedroom property for $770 a week with a bond of $3080, realestate.com.au revealed.
The apartment has an open plan lounge/ dining space as well as a modern ensuite bathroom.
Lisa Wilkinson (pictured) has rented out her Cremorne Point apartment for $770 a week during her absence from The Project
There are views of the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House from its balcony.
The property was purchased by Lisa’s late mother Beryl in 1996 for $388,000.
Her brother’s Kyle and Brett sold their shares to Lisa for $275,000 each in 2019, after their mother’s death.
The Project host has leased the one bedroom property for $770 a week with a bond of $3080
There are views of the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House from its balcony
It comes as Lisa prepares to make her return to The Sunday Project with a pre-recorded interview on swimming legend Michael Klim’s secret health battle.
Lisa, who is expected to remain off the on-air panel until ‘mid-July at the earliest’, shared a promotional clip to her Instagram Stories of Sunday night’s interview, amid the fallout from her controversial Logies speech last month.
The 62-year-old mentioned alleged rape victim Brittany Higgins after winning the Outstanding News Coverage Logie award for her one-on-one interview with the former ministerial staffer in 2021, causing the trial to be rescheduled until October.
The apartment has an open plan lounge/ dining space as well as a modern ensuite bathroom
Sunday’s exclusive interview will see Aussie sporting legend Klim, 44, discuss his secret health battle after he was diagnosed with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy in 2020.
Klim is unable to walk unaided after spending the last two years battling the incurable disorder that’s left him with no feeling in his feet.
The Olympic gold medal winner is forced to use walking sticks and braces for support after finding it difficult to maintain balance and suffering numbness.
The property was purchased by Lisa’s late mother Beryl in 1996 for $388,000. Her brother’s Kyle and Brett sold their shares to Lisa for $275,000 each in 2019, after their mother’s death
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