The 30-year-old purchased the property for $1.6 million in March 2022, during speculation that he was planning a more permanent move to Sydney.
According to property reports, the penthouse was never rented during Kyrgios’ ownership, indicating it served as his main Sydney base.
Realestate.com.au reported his recent separation from girlfriend Costeen Hatzi, after four years together, is thought to be a key reason behind the decision to sell.
The property’s marketing by PPD describes a sun-drenched skyhome with sweeping views and luxury amenities.
“High above the buzz of Kensington village, this sun-filled penthouse is perched atop the award-winning Capella building with views to the city skyline affording the ambience of a skyhome,” the listing reads.
Boasting a 24 sqm private rooftop terrace and huge windows framing views to the Blue Mountains and city lights, the 174 sqm apartment offers both space and serenity.
“Remarkably peaceful and incredibly convenient, the oversized apartment features level lift access to double garaging and an impressive 174 sqm approx on title,” the listing continues.
The home is being marketed as ideal for entertaining, with ducted air conditioning, access to landscaped gardens, and a heated outdoor pool.
“Perfect for the entertainer with ducted air for year-round comfort, this extraordinary penthouse is ideal for the urbanite with lift access to lush landscaped gardens with a heated outdoor pool,” the marketing states.
“Enjoy a relaxed lifestyle with an on-site minimart, sushi bar and beer garden and the light rail just across the street for an easy commute to the city.”
The median price for a three-bedroom unit in Kensington is currently $1,457,500, with local unit values down 1.7 per cent over the past 12 months.
