Stephen Nicholls, Property Journalist
David and Candace Warner, with kids Ivy, Indi and Isla, at The Pink Test at the SCG in 2024. Picture: Julian Andrews
Former cricketer David Warner and his wife Candace are pulling stumps in Maroubra.
It’s not their stunning Lurline Bay oceanfront home , completed just two years ago after taking six years to build, which would likely smash the Maroubra $18.45m price record if it was up for sale now.
What’s going is their investment property at 11/91 Broome Street, Maroubra , bought for $975k in 2017.
The two-bedroom unit with lock-up garage and ocean views has a $1.2m-$1.32m guide via Raine and Horne Double Bay’s Steven Henderson and principal Ric Serrao.
Warner, now a Fox Cricket commentator who recently labelled his former teammates’ 176-run loss against South Africa “utterly disgraceful” and “deplorable”, and his wife are understood to be wanting to invest the proceeds elsewhere.
11/91 Broome St, Maroubra has a $1.2m price guide for a November 24 auction.
They’ve been collecting about $900 per week in rent, but it could potentially achieve $1000.
Asked if the Warners were happy with their investment after nine years, Henderson said: “It’s done its job for them, they’re fans of the area and wanted to invest in the area”.
“They’re now looking to consolidate and put the money into another venture.”
He said he’s mainly getting interest from first-home buyers.
“We’ve had a strong start, we’ve got some punters on it.
“It’s a great start for someone, with its unique view overlooking the national park, ocean and Malabar Bay.”
Recently refreshed, the apartment features new timber flooring and carpet, a new bathroom vanity, L-shaped living and dining areas, and built-in wardrobes in both bedrooms.
The apartment was purchased for $975,000 in 2017.
The coastal location offers access to South Maroubra and Malabar beaches, oceanfront parklands and walking trails, along with local shops, buses and McKeon Street’s cafés.
The property is scheduled for auction on Tuesday, November 24.
The sale marks a full-circle moment for Henderson, who managed the Warners’ investment properties for more than a decade through his own property management business.
Henderson merged his property management business with Ric Serrao at Raine & Horne Double Bay/Bondi Beach in 2022, before transitioning into sales in 2025.
He is now representing the couple as their selling agent.
Henderson says the couple have no plans to move on from Lurline Bay.
They’d bought that property in 2015 for $3.9m before knocking down the existing home on the 892sq m site.
The completed residence, which featured high on the list of NSW’s best homes of 2023, has seven floors, a private beach, epic ocean views and even a man cave for the opening batsman’s memorabilia and huge collection of bats.
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