Brent Harvey: North Melbourne great lists $3m Yarrambat family haven

The North Melbourne legend and wife Shayne are kicking on from their incredible outer northeastern pad with a tennis court, gym, pool and summerhouse.

Former North Melbourne footballer Brent Harvey has listed his Yarrambat family home with $3m-$3.3m price hopes.

North Melbourne legend Brent Harvey is kicking on from his sprawling six-bedroom estate in Yarrambat with a tennis court, gym, pool and accompanying summerhouse.

The sporty haven in Melbourne’s outer northeast is on the market with $3m-$3.3m price hopes.

Pridham Property director Leigh Pridham declined to comment on the listing, but title documents reveal the champion footballer and wife Shayne McClintock as the owners of the impressive 1ha property.

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Brent Harvey played for North Melbourne for the entirety of his 20-year AFL career. Picture: Michael Klein

The impressive home spans 1ha.

The listing has billed the property as a “resort-style Hamptons haven”.

A stylish and modern kitchen.

The premiership player and former captain, known as Boomer, holds the record for the most AFL matches, playing a total of 432 games across his decorated 20-year career.

He broke Hawthorn great Michael Tuck’s record of 426, joining the ranks of just a handful of players who have notched more than 400 games, and was a four-time All-Australian before he retired in 2016.

Brent Harvey celebrating the win at his 400th match. Picture: Mark Calleja

Michael Tuck, Dustin Fletcher, Shaun Burgoyne, Kevin Bartlett and Brent Harvey are the only five footballers to have achieved the milestone of 400 AFL/VFL games. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images

The “resort-style” home is tucked away in one of Yarrambat’s “most highly sought streets” and delivers “entertaining excellence” for families, according to the realestate.com.au listing.

A winding driveway flanked by rolling lawns leads to the Hamptons-inspired house.

Inside, stone benchtops, matt black fittings, bespoke gloss-finished cabinetry and black Smeg appliances ensure the “gourmet kitchen” caters for all occasions in style.

The main bedroom of “retreat size proportions” has the luxury of a spa ensuite, fitted dressing room and a walk-in wardrobe.

One of six bedrooms.

This home theatre would make lockdowns a little easier.

An additional entertaining zone.

A gym rounds out the family home.

Several living rooms were also on offer, including a fitted home theatre, while the triple-car garage integrates a wine cellar with a tasting room and an office – making it the perfect property for lockdown.

“The resort-style attractions include a pool in sandstone-paved surrounds, a decked alfresco space with built-in barbecue and a stunning summerhouse,” the listing reads.

The additional “poolside sanctuary” has its own expansive living and entertainment spaces, gymnasium, kitchen, a central bathroom and a “super-sized bedroom” upstairs.

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