Ronan Keating Buys $6.3M Sydney Waterfall House

has splashed an eye-watering $6.3million on an exclusive pad in 's eastern suburbs. 

The 49-year-old Voice judge and his wife Storm, 44, sealed the deal on the multi-level, five-bedroom, four-bathroom property last month.

Built on a high point overlooking Tamarama Beach, 9km from the CBD, the renovated vintage home can only be accessed on foot.

The beautifully designed dwelling was last sold for $1.73million when it was snapped up by filmmaker Dave Klaiber in 2010. 

Known as Waterfall House, the charming abode was first constructed as a 'beach house' in 1920.

Surrounded by rainforest and perched on a promontory, the original dwelling features three bedrooms and boasts a stunning view of Tamarama Park and the surrounding coastline.

Meanwhile, the lower level features a two-bedroom guest house.

The upper storey features an attractive open-plan layout with the main living areas leading out to a large entertainment terrace.

There's also a Calacatta marble kitchen, a private study and a luxurious en suite for the oversized main bedroom.

The lower-level looks out to sculptured gardens and hosts an outdoor bathroom with a tub.

Design highlights include Limewashed Oak floors, soaring ornate ceilings and an outdoor servery bar.

The sale appears to indicate that the Keatings are putting down roots in Sydney's ritzy eastern suburbs.

According to the report, the Irish-born performer and his TV producer wife have been renting a $16million home for $7,500 a week in nearby Bronte.

The couple tied the knot in 2015 after meeting while filming The X Factor Australia in 2012.