Inside content creator's $2.7m dream home switch

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Controversial online personality Annie Knight splashed $2.7m on a 'forever home' after making $600,000 from an extreme six-hour stunt.
The big-ticket purchase of a four-bedroom house with a pool is a big upgrade from her previous most expensive investment, an acreage home bought for $1.37m in August last year.
Knight has now listed the earlier purchase, a Gold Coast house she had rented at $1100 a week, for sale.
'I bought the house of my dreams that doesn't need any renovating in a different area,' she said.
'So then I decided to sell the home I bought last year since I'd bought that with the intention of renovating and living in it.
'As an investment property, it just didn't make sense.'
The 28-year-old, who was this week ranked in the top 0.01 per cent of creators on an online subscription platform, earlier revealed she had leveraged $600,000 in profit from a one-day filming event involving 583 people.
'When I say this is my dream home I mean it. It is so, so perfect, so much space, huge backyard, a pool.'
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While her purchase of the new four-bedroom house is yet to settle, Knight has listed her Currumbin Waters property for auction on August 22.
The Tierney Drive home has three bedroom and two bathrooms over a 4,388 sqm bushland parcel, and is marketed by Coastal agent Emisha Canning.
'Tucked away at the end of a quiet street, this sun-dappled hideaway feels more like a secret treehouse than a suburban home,' the listing states.
Features include high ceilings, timber floors and large windows framing a green outlook.
An open-plan kitchen and dining zone flow to outdoor decking, while the main bedroom has an ensuite and there's also a study nook.
The home's location was described as 'a quiet, family-friendly pocket where the bush meets the sea, just 10 minutes from Currumbin's surf breaks and rockpools, with local shops and sporting facilities all within easy reach'.
Knight said the house had been rented last year, with the tenants since vacating ahead of the sale.
PropTrack data shows house prices in Currumbin Waters were up 7.1 per cent over the past 12 months to a median of $1.2m.
Knight retains another local investment property.