Tammy Hembrow lists Broadbeach Waters riverfront home
The influencer and fitness entrepreneur is offloading the four-bedroom Main River residence she has called home since 2020 following her split from ex-husband Matt Zukowski.
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Fitness entrepreneur and social media personality Tammy Hembrow has put her Broadbeach Waters mansion on the market, ending a six-year stint in the riverfront home she has regularly featured in content shared with her millions of followers.
Hembrow bought the property in June 2020 for $2.88 million.
Sitting on an oversized 979sqm allotment with north-east orientation and more than 30 metres of river frontage, the double-storey residence is set behind security gates at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac.
The home has been a fixture of Hembrow’s online presence for years, serving as the backdrop to family life and business updates for the mother-of-three, who also lived there with her former husband, Love Island Australia star Matt Zukowski, before the pair separated in mid-2025 following a brief marriage.
Inside, the residence centres on an open-plan kitchen, lounge and dining area that opens onto the pool and alfresco entertaining space, designed to make the most of the Gold Coast’s indoor-outdoor lifestyle.
Upstairs, the master suite includes a walk-through robe, dedicated dressing room and ensuite, alongside two further bedrooms, while a fourth bedroom downstairs offers separate access for guests or extended family. A multi-purpose room adds flexibility for use as a media room, home office or children’s retreat.
Outdoor features include a tiled pool, built-in barbecue and bar area, firepit and private boat ramp — amenities suited to the waterfront entertaining lifestyle the Broadbeach Waters pocket is known for.
The property is being marketed by Jay Helprin of Ray White through an expressions of interest campaign, with private inspections only and no scheduled public opens.
Hembrow, who built her public profile from 2014, documenting her fitness journey through three pregnancies, went on to launch fitness app TammyFit, which has since been downloaded more than a million times.
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Located steps from Crows Nest Metro, the near-complete development brings luxury living to Sydney’s Lower North Shore.
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For new home purchasers seeking village life, exceptional transport and everyday amenity on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, The Collective Atchison makes a compelling case for putting location first.
Developed by TWT Property Group, The Collective Atchison is the first stage of The Collective, an ambitious new precinct bringing residences, workplaces, retail and creative spaces together at the meeting point of Crows Nest and St Leonards.
The 16-level building, currently near completion and expected to welcome its residents by the end of the year, comprises 93 one, two, three and four-bedroom residences. The one and two-bedroom apartments have proven particularly popular with a mix of first home buyers, DINKS (double-income-earners with no kids), and downsizers with budgets under $2.5 million.
While the architecture is now visible from its Atchison Street address, a public artwork installed by Mel O’Callaghan and the interiors by the team at DBI showcasing high-end finishes like natural stone benchtops and Miele or Gaggenau appliances, it is the location that proves The Atchison’s greatest luxury.
Crows Nest’s celebrated village is on the doorstep, placing cafés, restaurants, wine bars, fresh food, everyday shopping and an extensive choice of fitness and wellbeing facilities within an easy walk. It is a neighbourhood that works just as well for a spontaneous midweek dinner as it does for a quiet morning coffee or a weekend spent close to home.
That walkable lifestyle is more than a sales promise. Crows Nest has a Walk Score of 92 out of 100, earning it “Walker’s Paradise” status and ranking it among Sydney’s most walkable neighbourhoods.
Connectivity is equally impressive. The Collective Atchison is approximately 300 metres from Crows Nest Metro Station and around a four-minute walk from St Leonards railway station. Metro services place Barangaroo about five minutes away and Martin Place just seven minutes away, transforming the daily journey to the CBD. Heavy rail, buses and nearby arterial roads add further flexibility for travel across Sydney.
The broader precinct also offers access to one of Sydney’s most important health, research and education clusters. Royal North Shore Hospital anchors the Sydney North HealthCARE Innovation Precinct, alongside North Shore Private Hospital, The Kolling Institute and links to the University of Sydney. Local educational options include TAFE NSW St Leonards and a concentration of respected public and independent schools across the Lower North Shore.
This combination gives The Collective Atchison unusually broad appeal. Downsizers can exchange maintenance for convenience without surrendering an established neighbourhood. DINKS and professionals gain rapid access to major employment centres. First-home buyers can secure a foothold in a premium location, while investors benefit from the depth of tenant demand generated by nearby health, education and commercial hubs.
TWT Property Group Head of Sales and Marketing, Johnson Yap, says buyers are responding to precisely this convergence of lifestyle and connectivity.
“The Collective Atchison brings together the best of both worlds, a premium residential offering surrounded by the lifestyle, amenity and connectivity of Crows Nest and St Leonards,” Wood says.
“It’s a rare opportunity to secure a high-quality home in one of Sydney’s most established and connected lifestyle precincts.
“The Collective is a reflection of how buyers want to live today, with premium residences, exceptional amenity and the convenience of having everything within easy reach.”
With its village atmosphere, dual rail access and essential amenities close at hand, The Collective Atchison offers something increasingly valuable: a home that makes Sydney feel easier.
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