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Todd Carney and MAFS star Susie Bradley secure extension for Gold Coast home

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Todd Carney has secured council approval for an extension to his Gold Coast home. Source: Peter Wallis


It’s a busy time for new parents, former NRL bad boy Todd Carney and MAFS star Susie Bradley, who have secured council approval for an extension to their newly acquired Gold Coast home.

The couple, who’ve celebrated the birth of son Lion a month ago, are set to add internal space to the their home at Benowa, not far from the Nerang River.

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Susie Bradley and Todd Carney. Source: Instagram


Supplied Editorial 3 Arbuthnot Parade, Benowa Waters, Qld 4217

The couple will add around 34sqm to the home.


The paperwork advises they are adding 34 sqm to the first floor at a cost of around $50,000.

The couple, who are planning their wedding having got engaged in October, grabbed the keys to the two-storey home late last year for $1.07m. It was the second time the four-bedroom home had sold in 2020 having sold at $960,000 just a few months earlier.

The late 1990s-built home, that sits on a 600 sqm ­holding, has two living spaces, a stacked stone feature wall, a media room and office.

Supplied Editorial 3 Arbuthnot Parade, Benowa Waters, Qld 4217

Supplied Editorial 3 Arbuthnot Parade, Benowa Waters, Qld 4217

The luxury home has a nice backyard.


Bradley has a beauty clinic business at Jimboomba.

Carney, now a concreter after playing for the Raiders, Sharks and Roosters as well as in the UK Super League, had been a keen Sydney property investor, but his properties have been sold in his move north.

Carney did well when he sold three apartments last year. He secured $1.4m for an apartment bought in 2010 at $880,000. A Waverley unit bought for $607,000 in 2011 fetched $905,500. His Sans Souci investment fetched $600,500 having paid $460,000 off the plan in 2012.

He has also bought a Queensland investment, paying $222,000 at Theodore, west of Bundaberg, for a three-bedroom home, ­previously traded at $238,000 in 2015. It has become a $350-a-week rental.

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