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Samantha Armytage relists $3 million South Coast sanctuary

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Samantha Armytage has once again put her idyllic South Coast retreat on the market, with the television star seeking expressions of interest for the stunning Hyams Beach property.

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The former Sunrise host, 49, is hoping to secure between $2.95 million and $3.1 million for the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home overlooking the pristine waters of Jervis Bay.

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Sam initially listed the renovated getaway in September 2024 with a $3 million price guide, before later adjusting expectations to $2.5 million – $3 million after the property spent months on the market without securing a buyer. 

In December 2024, she abruptly withdrew the listing just hours before news of her split from husband Richard Lavender became public.

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Now, with a new real estate agent handling the campaign, the Golden Bachelor host has relaunched the sale in a renewed push to find a buyer for the coastal escape.

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Sam purchased the charming waterfront cottage in 2018 for $1.765 million and quickly undertook improvements, including installing a new roof. 

Perched on a clifftop just minutes from the white sands of Hyams Beach, the home is positioned just a few hours from Sydney, making it an ideal weekend retreat.

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Built over two levels, the residence has been designed to capitalise on its breathtaking ocean outlook. 

An expansive entertainment deck offers sweeping views across Jervis Bay, while a front deck provides yet another vantage point to soak in the coastal panorama. A private rear garden adds further appeal.

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Inside, the home features a family room and adjoining dining space, creating a relaxed yet functional layout suited to both holidaymakers and permanent residents.

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Before her marriage breakdown, Sam frequently promoted stays at the property, which she operated as a luxury short-term rental. Guests were charged $1,200 per night, with a minimum three-night stay, reflecting the home’s premium location and high-end appeal.

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