Jana Pittman splashes $4million on Castle Hill home

Jana Pittman has bought a $4 million house in Sydney’s Castle Hill after selling her Beecroft property.

The Olympian-turned-doctor settled in the five-bedroom, four-bathroom house in September Herald Sun reported.

The property is spread over two levels with generous, sun-filled living areas.

Olympian Jana Pittman (pictured) has spent $4 million on a five-bedroom house in Castle Hill – after the birth of her adorable twins and the sale in Beecroft

The house is big enough for her whole family with a formal sitting and dining room, a family room and a rumpus room.

It also features a saltwater pool enclosed with a glass fence in addition to a beautiful entertainment area.

The purchase comes after Jana welcomed her twins in March with husband Paul Gatward, a financial lawyer.

Jana, who recently completed a stint on SAS Australia, is now a proud mother of six.

According to The Herald Sun, the star settled with deferred terms in September this year before taking possession of the house

The beautiful stack is spread over two levels with generous, sun-filled living areas

Two of Jana’s children, daughters Emily, six, and Jemima, four, were born through IVF and through an anonymous sperm donor.

She also has a 14-year-old son, Cornelis, from her marriage to her first husband and former coach Chris Rawlinson.

She also shares son Charlie, one, with husband Paul.

The house is big enough for the whole family with a formal sitting and dining room, a family room and a rumpus room

“I never thought I’d have six children, I don’t know how we’re going to make it. How do we all fit in my car? I see that life is becoming a logistical nightmare,” Jana said earlier.

Jana rose to fame as the first female Olympian to complete both the Summer and Winter Games.

She competed in the 400m hurdles and bobsleigh team.

Jana, who recently completed a stint on SAS Australia, is now a proud mother of six