How AFL players live: Take a peek at the homes of football stars
FROM lavish pools and tennis courts to award-winning design, take a look at the stunning homes of former and current AFL stars.
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FROM lavish pools and tennis courts to award-winning design, these are the stunning homes of former and current AFL players.
AFL glamour couple Jimmy and Nadia Bartel opened up their Newtown home to the Herald Sun last year — and it’s nothing short of spectacular.
There’s a modern outdoor area which includes a pool, decking for outdoor entertaining and a firepit.
Chris and Bec Judd’s Brighton home is nothing short of amazing, featuring modern art and every woman’s dream closet.
Kangaroos forward Jarrad Waite is selling his Moonee Ponds home, an Edwardian expected to fetch $1.15m-plus.
Controversial Footy Show host Sam Newman’s former apartment was up for sale in July.
Newman sold the lavish apartment a few years ago after renovating it.
Situated on The Esplanade, it has a 180-degree view of the bay and two bedrooms.
Travis Cloke sold his luxury Kew pad for more than $3 million in March this year.
The indulgent main bedroom boasts a gas fire, walk-through wardrobes, an ensuite and a balcony offering picturesque views.
A solar-heated swimming pool, a theatre room, a lift and a rumpus room also completes the home.
In August the Collingwood forward snapped up an award-winning designer home in Kangaroo Ground.
The Kangaroo Ground Pavillion — described by Cloke as a “piece of paradise” — was the work of Steve Laux Building Designs and was awarded the People’s Choice Award by the Building Designers Association of Victoria.
Former Hawk Brad Sewell’s Armadale home is on the market, due to go to auction on September 17.
The 200-game premiership player’s four-bedroom property is expected to sell for $2m-plus.
St Kilda Star Sam Fisher’s one-bedroom apartment in Fitzroy St, St Kilda was up for auction earlier this year with a price range of $400,000 and $450,000.
The apartment close to Fitzroy St’s cafes and the beach was the player’s first property.
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