AFL: Carlton champ Adrian De Luca offloads his prestige Melbourne Hamptons-style pad for $3million
AFL champion Adrian De Luca is selling his prestigious Melbourne Hamptons-style pad for $3 million
A beautiful cottage owned by former AFL star Adrian De Luca has gone under the hammer for an estimated $3 million.
Located in East Brighton, one of Melbourne’s most prestigious suburbs, the classic 1920s family home features five bedrooms and two bathrooms.
According to the Announce sunthe former Carlton star, 41, redeemed the beautifully kept pillow for just over its reserve price of $2.75 million – $2.925 million.
De Luca, who retired from first-class footy in 2006, bought the 663-square-foot property for $1.78 million.
Recent modern updates have maintained the integrity of the classic Hamptons inspired charmer.
A beautiful cottage owned by former AFL star Adrian De Luca has gone under the hammer for an undisclosed sum of an estimated $3 million (pictured, plain view)
Located in East Brighton, one of Melbourne’s most desirable neighborhoods, this classic 1920s family home features five bedrooms and two bathrooms. Pictured: The amazing pool and entertainment backyard
According to the Herald Sun, the former Carlton star, 41, offloaded the beautifully kept pillow for just over its reserve price of $2.75 million – $2.925 million. Pictured: the living area
Highlights include a leaded-light entrance, ornate ceiling elements, oak floors and plantation shutters.
There is also a gas fireplace and a lovely paved entertaining deck with a solar heated pool.
The master bedroom has a custom walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom features terrazzo tiles.
Other features include an oversized kitchen with stone countertops, which opens onto an elegantly designed backyard and garden.
Adrian De Luca, who retired from the AFL in 2006, bought the East Brighton pad for $1.78 million
Pictured: The oversized kitchen with stone countertops and breakfast island opens onto an elegantly designed backyard and garden
Essential amenities include gas-fired heating and solar panels.
De Luca, who made his AFL debut in 2004, is best known for playing for the Carlton football club.
He played 46 games for the side before retiring, and later worked for St Kilda football club as head of finance.
The former forward currently serves as the chief financial officer of the National Basketball League (NBL).