Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc drop $25 million on new estate

Australian cricket couple Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc have reportedly bought a new $25 million love nest with plenty of room for a cricket pitch.

Australian cricket couple Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc are reportedly in the process of buying a new $25 million love nest in northwest Sydney’s Terrey Hills.

According to The Australian Financial Review, the pair are set to become the new owners of luxury estate Charlotte Park, on Mona Vale Road.

There’s no shortage of room to add some cricket nets. Picture: Cadence&Co

The estate, which features a Georgian-style residence with views across Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, also has a world-class equestrian facility, an in-ground trampoline, bespoke American-style barn, wine cellar, garaging for 13 cars, a pool, cabana, tennis court and kitchen garden with chicken coop, all on 1.8 hectares.

While there’s no cricket nets, there’s definitely room for what would be an practical addition for Healy, a star batter and wicketkeeper in the Australian women’s team and Starc, a feted pace bowler in the Australian men’s team.

Terrey Hills is in leafy north west Sydney. Picture: Google Maps

The estate features a Georgian-style residence. Picture: Cadence&Co

According to architectural design and construction practice Cadence and Co, which built the residence, “Charlotte Park sits on a rolling hillside looking across a vast native forest to the lights of Sydney beyond. The setting is reminiscent of the landscape of Napa Valley in California, with its majestic views of the surrounding countryside.”

The couple, who married in 2016, have registered their interest in Charlotte Park via a caveat on the estate, according to The Australian Financial Review.

The estate sold for a figure reported to be close to its $25 million asking price. Picture: Cadence&Co

A bath with a view, and one of 11 fireplaces in the home. Picture: Cadence&Co

The view from their current home isn't too bad. Picture: Stone Real Estate.

Agent Shayne Hutton of Sydney Country Living has declined to comment on the sale, but the price tag is reportedly close to the $25 million asking price.

Selling the home are Darren and Simone Mills, parents of Sydney Swans footballer Callum Mills.

Healy and Starc’s current home, in Pitt Road, North Curl Curl in Sydney’s northern beaches, is set to go to auction on November 25, with a price guide of $9 million.

The couple bought the home from former Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins and her builder husband Jake Wall for $5.235 million in 2016.

Healy is widely tipped to become the next captain of the Australian women’s team following the recent retirement of Meg Lanning, while Starc is currently in India and will line up for the men’s team in the final of the one-day cricket world cup with Australia set to take on India at 7.30pm (AEDT) on Sunday.