Model Carissa Walford lists her northern Sydney rental worth $767,000

Former model Carissa Walford is selling her one-bedroom rental on Sydney’s northern beaches.

The one-time Channel V host has not listed a price for the cosy Dee Why flat, but the median price for similar properties in the area is about $767,000.

Located in an apartment block 18.1km from the CBD, the Miss Universe finalist bought the property in 2015 for $560,000, reports The Daily Telegraph.

Former model Carissa Walford is selling her one-bedroom rental on Sydney’s northern beaches. (Pictured: the lounge room and balcony)

Walford has made improvements to the beachside pad over the years, including a bathroom and kitchen renovation, and sprucing up the balcony with French tiles.

Now residing in Byron Bay, where she teaches a course on the unconscious mind, Walford has been renting out the property for $500 a week.

The sunny and airy apartment is just minutes away from Dee Why beach has a holiday atmosphere.

Features include floor-to-ceiling windows in the lounge, and a gorgeous light-filled bedroom.

The one-time Channel V host (pictured at the 2019 ARIA Awards) has not listed a price for the cosy Dee Why flat, but the median price for similar properties in the area is about $767,000 

Meanwhile, the kitchen boasts plenty of bench space, modern fittings and a breakfast bar.

The newly renovated bathroom also includes a built-in tub.

Walford rose to fame in 2009 when she made the top 10 in the Miss Universe Australia beauty pageant.

The sunny and airy apartment is just minutes away from Dee Why beach has a holiday atmosphere. (Pictured: the view from the balcony)

Walford has made improvements to the beachside pad over the years, including a bathroom and kitchen renovation (pictured), and sprucing up the balcony with French tiles 

One of the light-filled bedrooms is seen here

At 23, she joined Danny Clayton, Billy Russell and Jane Gazzo on Foxtel’s Channel V, and credited the music network with helping her personal and professional growth.

She left the high-profile gig in December 2015 after a career that saw her interview Hollywood A-listers, including the likes of Chris Hemsworth.

Before her TV career, she was a cheerleader for the Wests Tigers NRL team. 

Now residing in Byron Bay, where she teaches a course on the unconscious mind, Walford (pictured) has been renting out the property for $500 a week