Roxy Jacenko recently announced she is selling her Vaucluse home for $14million.

And it seems, the PR Queen, 43, is now eyeing up an incredible $21million penthouse in the Crown casino tower in Sydney's Barangaroo.

According to

The stunning apartment features a spacious living area and a gourmet chef's kitchen with a marble island seating.

The property also has three designer bathrooms and all bedrooms have incredible views of Sydney Harbour.

Roxy said she is looking forward to apartment living and the additional features at the Crown such as the tennis court are attractive.

'There are not many apartments with tennis courts, which is a really big thing for us, because [daughter] Pixie really does want to be a professional tennis player,' she said.

It comes after Roxy was forced to deny she has separated from her husband of 11 years Oliver Curtis after putting her Vaucluse mansion on the market.

Rumours of trouble in their marriage - which famously survived an affair Jacenko had in 2017 while Curtis was serving time for insider trading - have been circulating in the eastern suburbs ever since Curtis moved to for a new job.

Before he flew overseas, the couple was already living apart with Curtis working for a cryptocurrency start-up in while his wife stayed behind in Sydney with their two children, 11-year-old Pixie and eight-year-old Hunter.

The split whispers intensified last week when the Sweaty Betty PR founder announced she was selling the family's Vaucluse trophy home for $14million.

But Jacenko and Curtis, 37, shut down the speculation on Sunday, telling Daily Mail Australia in a joint statement they were very much still together.

'Where do people come up with such stuff?

They are obsessed with that narrative,' said the couple, who tied the knot in a lavish harbourside wedding in 2012.

Days before clearing up the rumours surrounding her marriage, the PR maven had announced the 'Jacenko-Curtises' were 'on the move' by selling their Vaucluse home.

The couple purchased the swanky home for $6.5million in 2018, and they're looking to more than double that with a price guide of $14million.

They extensively renovated the pad, adding a gym, hair salon, kids' playroom, and a specially made storage area for Jacenko's $1million collection of Hermès Birkin bags.