Celeste Barber has sold her Central Coast home.

The comedian, 42, and her husband Api Robin nabbed the five-bedroom home in Long Jetty for $565,000 in 2014, located just minutes from Shelly Beach. 

The couple moved to Tweed Heads in 2019 and rented their place out for $650 a week before deciding to put it on the market six years later. 

The two-storey home sits on just over 500 square metres of land and features an open plan living space and an adjoining sun room that bathes the home in sunlight. 

Raine & Horne agent Matt Rogers recently found buyers for the couple's former abode, with it selling for $1.045million.

Despite the couple pocketing nearly double what they originally bought the home for, the median house price in Long Jetty is $1.304 million according to PropTrack.

Celeste, who rose to fame for her celebrity parodies and comedy skits, has built an impressive property portfolio over the last few years, buying a $1.175million penthouse in 2019 and a $477,000 apartment just a year later. 

Before nabbing the Long Jetty home, Celeste owned a studio apartment in Sydney's Stanmore neighbourhood, a property she bought for $259,000 in 2009 and sold for $320,000 five years later. 

In 2024, Celeste announced a new project that was quite the departure from her comedy gigs.   

The Aussie funny woman made her foray into the beauty sphere, launching her own affordable makeup brand, Booie Beauty.

Among the offerings are the Where The Hell Is My…? Nourished Lip Stick in three colours for $28 each.

Also on sale is the Bam! Bam! Bam! Lip, Cheek and Eye Tint in two shades for just $22.

There is also the popular You're Welcome Mascara Tubular Mascara for $31, which has sold out.

Celeste has a strong track record when it comes to slinging cosmetics.

In 2021, she sent makeup lovers racing to buy a beauty tool she insisted was the best she's ever tried.

Celeste was at the time the face of Australian cosmetics lines MCoBeauty, and plugged her favourite products - including a mascara from the brand.

'Honestly, I'm the last person who should be giving beauty advice, so I won't,' she said at the time.

'All I'll say is I'm absolutely obsessed with the products. The XtendLash tubular mascara is the best I've ever tried.'

The $28 mascara, which promises to maximise length, curl and volume without flaking or smudging, is a budget-friendly imitation of Kevyn Aucoin's The Volume Mascara, a cult favourite that costs $53 at cosmetics stores like Sephora.