Inside reality show producer Tara McWilliams’ Rose Bay home as it sells for $2.3million

Married At First Sight‘s executive producer Tara McWilliams has sold her stylish home in Sydney’s Rose Bay for $2.37million, just one year after purchasing the pad.

Tara, who is regarded as one of the most powerful women in television, made a $400,000 profit on the property after purchasing it in April 2019 for $1.91million.

The two-storey modern home located in the harbourside suburb in Eastern Sydney, boasts three spacious bedrooms, as well as two bathrooms.

The master bedroom, which is flooded with natural light, features a large built-in wardrobe and a private balcony.

The home has a fully integrated kitchen with breakfast bar as well as seperate living and dining spaces.

It also has two smart contemporary bathrooms, a large storeroom and a study on the upper level.

The property also has a private courtyard garden which is perfect for families as well as entertaining.

The modern home, which is located walking distance from the local village, also has plantation shutters, ducted air conditioning and arched feature windows.

Tara listed the home for sale in February for $2.5million and sold it after being on the market for 77 days.

Meanwhile, MAFS producers have announced they are already casting for next year. 

Channel Nine and producers Endemol Shine posted a casting call to MAFS’ official Instagram account in February urging people to sign up.

Applicants must be over the age of 25, and they must be Australian citizens or have held permanent residency for at least two years.

They must also be ‘single and genuinely looking for love’. This question is crucial, as producers urge applicants to ‘be honest’ when answering.