The Block: Sharon Johal and Ankur Dogra flee Melbourne after auction flop

Sharon Johal and Ankur Dogra of The Block pack their bags and leave Melbourne after their home went up for auction last weekend.

The couple, considered to be the most controversial team of this year’s season, are moving to their family farm in South Australia after failing to find a buyer to renovate their Macedon Ranges during Sunday’s final.

‘We need a vacation. We’re going to take a 100 percent break and then re-evaluate what we want to do next year,” Sharon, 35, told the Daily Mail Australia.

Sharon Johal (right) and Ankur Dogra (left) of The Block pack their bags and leave Melbourne after their home goes up for auction this weekend

“I think we’re going to try and go back to South Australia, where we’re from, and spend time on the family farm in the vineyards and just have a good time.”

“I grew up on a farm and I love it, and my future will always be on a farm. We’re just figuring out when,” the former Neighbors star added.

Sharon revealed the couple will “probably try to have a baby next year, and then when we have a slightly bigger family, we’ll move 100 percent full-time to the farm.”

‘We need a vacation. We’re going to take a 100 percent break and then re-evaluate what we want to do next year,” Sharon, 35, told the Daily Mail Australia.

Although she likes to live in the city, Sharon said her long-term plan has always been to move to the countryside.

As for her future career prospects, she is looking for a start in interior design when she is not acting or auditioning.

Sharon also confirmed that her husband Ankur still works as a director at his financial firm, having in fact been “promoted twice since the show.”

This is despite his accountant skills being questioned by host Scott Cam and foremen Dan Reilly and Keith Schleiger.

Sharon revealed that the couple will ‘probably try for a baby next year, and then when we have a little bigger family, we’ll move one hundred percent full-time to the farm’

“He went out of his way to be an accountant on the show, but his bosses couldn’t be nicer. They love him. He’s really great at what he does, so he’s not going to walk away from that profession anytime soon,” she said.

The pair failed to attract a bidder above the $4.08 million reserve for their Gisborne home, with the highest bid just shy at $4,075,000.

During the season, they were forced to deal with drama surrounding their builders and faced a $53,000 budget blowout.

The pair failed to attract a bidder above the $4.08 million reserve for their Gisborne home, with the highest bid just shy at $4,075,000.

The pair took the defeat at their own pace, with Sharon saying ‘it could have been a lot worse’. They expect their home to find a buyer in the coming months.

Omar Slaimankhel & Ozman ‘Oz’ Abu Malik broke records when they won The Block: Tree Change on Sunday night.

The western Sydney partners sold their home for $5,666,666 with a reserve of $4.08 million, taking home a record $1.6 million in profits.

Omar Slaimankhel & Ozman ‘Oz’ Abu Malik broke records when they won The Block: Tree Change Sunday night