It's a deal! Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh sells her $4.3 million Double Bay apartment after listing it for the second time after a sale fell through

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The Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh has finally sold her luxurious Double Bay apartment after its first sale fell through. 

The 47-year-old managed to secure a buyer for the property, which has been on offering for almost one year, after the price guide was reduced to $3.8million.  

The home was relisted last month after a buyer from Hong Kong reportedly paid a 5 per cent deposit in June, but withdrew from the purchase before the final settlement date. 

It's a deal! Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh (pictured) has sold her $4.3 million Doubly Bay apartment after listing it for the second time

According to Realestate.com.au, the property returned to the market with a $4.3 million asking price before being reduced again, ahead of a scheduled December 10 auction. 

Krissy had reportedly purchased the property for $3.5 million in 2015 when her family were based in China and it had been leased for $2850-a-week before it went under contract. 

She had previously slashed $700,000 off the original asking price of $5 million and listed the home for more than six months before finding a buyer.

Moving on: Krissy managed to secure a buyer for the property, which has been on offering for almost one year, after the price guide was reduced to $3.8million ahead of a December 10 auction 

The mother-of-three had previously lived in the lavish property while filming the first season of the Foxtel reality TV series.  

The Double Bay apartment offers plenty of room with three bedrooms - two of them complete with generous en suite bathrooms and private balconies. 

The light and airy pad has a combined formal lounge and dining area, as well as a separate media room. 

No success: A buyer from Hong Kong had reportedly paid a 5 per cent deposit on the Double Bay apartment (pictured) in June but withdrew from the purchase before the final settlement date

Spacious: The apartment, which Krissy used as her 'base' while filming the first season of RHOS, features a large kitchen with bi-fold windows opening to a large terrace

There is also a separate family room and full-width terrace on the property. 

The lavish home has a mix of floorboards and carpeting, along with features such as grid windows.   

The listing of the luxury property came after news that the Real Housewives of Sydney won't be picked up for a second season, leaving Krissy free to pursue other projects.   

Foxtel executive director of television Brian Walsh told the Daily Telegraph last year that the series went 'too far'. 

Desirable: There is also a separate family room and full-width terrace in the rental property

Formal: The home has three bedrooms with two of them with en suite bathrooms 

'A lot of the women in this show were nasty for nasty's sake and have no redeeming features,' he said.  

Brunette beauty Krissy herself was called a number of names by co-star Lisa Oldfield, 43.  

Krissy's husband John Marsh is an architect and property developer, who splits his time between Sydney and Shanghai.

Light and airy: The lush pad has a combined formal lounge and dining area, as well as a separate media room

The couple bought a block of land in Sydney's prestigious Dover Heights for $1,975,000 in 2003, building a four-level home with a gym, cinema, heated plunge pool and a rooftop terrace. 

The former model previously tried to sell the $8million home in Dover Heights but rejected a bid of $7.7million, news.com.au reported.  

This is Krissy's main residence alongside their three children Billy, Nicco and Milana and their two toy poodles, Bondi and Bronte.  

Room for two: The spacious tile and marble bathroom also features a double vanity