Irish pop star Ronan Keating has made a significant property move in Sydney, reportedly securing a striking coastal residence in the city’s eastern suburbs for $6.3 million.
The purchase marks a new chapter for the singer and his Australian wife, Storm Keating, as they continue to build their life in Australia.
Set above Tamarama Beach, roughly 9km from Sydney’s CBD, the home offers a blend of seclusion and ocean views. Positioned on elevated land and surrounded by lush greenery, the property – known as “Waterfall House” – is uniquely accessed on foot, adding to its sense of privacy and exclusivity.
Originally built in the 1920s as a modest beach retreat, the residence has evolved into a multi-level sanctuary that balances heritage charm with modern luxury. The main house features three bedrooms, while a separate lower-level guesthouse provides two additional bedrooms.
Inside, the upper level has been reimagined with an open-plan design that maximises natural light and coastal outlooks. The living spaces flow onto a generous terrace designed for entertaining, while a refined kitchen elevates the home’s contemporary appeal. Additional features include a private study and a spacious main suite complete with an elegant en suite.
The lower level opens out to landscaped gardens and includes a distinctive outdoor bathroom with a bathtub.
The property last changed hands in 2010, when filmmaker Dave Klaiber acquired it for $1.73 million, highlighting the dramatic rise in value over the past decade.
The Keatings’ latest purchase suggests a long-term commitment to Sydney’s eastern suburbs, where they have already been living nearby in the beachside suburb of Bronte.
The couple, who met while working on The X Factor Australia in 2012 and married three years later, share two young children together, alongside Ronan’s three older children from his previous marriage.
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