Wil Anderson has sold his $4million property in the exclusive Sydney suburb of Vaucluse, after splitting with his partner of over 20 years, Amy Williamson.

The comedian, 49, is believed to have sold the 1910 built two bedroom property sitting on a 392 sqm block for more than $4million, reports Realestate.com.au.

The Gruen host has made a significant profit on the sale, as he purchased it in 2006 for $1.35million. 

He is rumoured to be moving back to his home state of Victoria, after relocating to Sydney during the Covid lockdown in 2020. 

Anderson made the decision to sell the property after parting ways with his long-term girlfriend Amy, in the wake of her legal troubles.

Wil Anderson has sold his $4million property in the exclusive Sydney suburb of Vaucluse, after splitting with his partner of over 20 years, Amy Williamson. Both pictured

Wil Anderson has sold his $4million property in the exclusive Sydney suburb of Vaucluse, after splitting with his partner of over 20 years, Amy Williamson. Both pictured

Wil Anderson has sold his $4million property in the exclusive Sydney suburb of Vaucluse, after splitting with his partner of over 20 years, Amy Williamson. Both pictured 

The comedian, 49, is believed to have sold the 1910 built two bedroom property sitting on a 392 sqm block for more than $4million, reports Realestate.com.au

The comedian, 49, is believed to have sold the 1910 built two bedroom property sitting on a 392 sqm block for more than $4million, reports Realestate.com.au

The comedian, 49, is believed to have sold the 1910 built two bedroom property sitting on a 392 sqm block for more than $4million, reports Realestate.com.au

On September 6, Williamson appeared in Mullimbimby Local Court, charged with assaulting a police officer. 

She entered a Not Guilty plea and the case is still pending. 

Will has accumulated a number of stylish properties throughout his career. 

In 2020, it was reported Anderson purchased a $1.9million four-bedroom home on four hectares on land at Goonengerry near Byron Bay

At the time, Will revealed the unexpected challenges he and Amy faced while moving from Victoria to New South Wales on Triple M Melbourne‘s Hot Breakfast.

The Gruen host has made a significant profit on the sale, as he purchased it in 2006 for $1.35million

The Gruen host has made a significant profit on the sale, as he purchased it in 2006 for $1.35million

The Gruen host has made a significant profit on the sale, as he purchased it in 2006 for $1.35million

‘We were meant to be moving house at the end of the Melbourne Comedy Festival but that got moved forward,’ Wil told hosts Eddie McGuire and Luke Darcy.

He added: ‘[So] we had to do it during isolation.’ 

Wil revealed the lockdown prevented them from getting any help with the move, which led to him doing monotonous tasks like spending the entire day cleaning the barbecue. 

Will is rumoured to be moving back to his home state of Victoria, after relocating to Sydney during the Covid lockdown in 2020

Will is rumoured to be moving back to his home state of Victoria, after relocating to Sydney during the Covid lockdown in 2020

Will is rumoured to be moving back to his home state of Victoria, after relocating to Sydney during the Covid lockdown in 2020

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