My Kitchen Rules stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano drop the eye-watering price on their Melbourne mansion with secret nightclub by $1million

A stunning Melbourne mansion built by former My Kitchen Rules stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano has gone up for sale for the second time in six months.

The resort-style property is located on the so-called ‘Golden Mile’ on Brighton’s seafront and has already been knocked down more than $1 million from its asking price.

Pali and Romano first listed the six-bedroom, five-bathroom home in January with a staggering $11 million to $12 million guide price.

After the house had been on the market for more than three months, the couple withdrew the offer.

Monday is the Herald Sun reported that the couple have now put the property back under the hammer with a guide price of $9.5 million – $10.395 million.

That’s a $1.605 million discount from the couple’s original dream price of $12 million.

The couple rose to fame in 2016 on My Kitchen Rules and built the palatial retreat from the ground up for an estimated $5 million after purchasing the waterfront pad in 2021.

Located 8 miles from the CBD, this chic two-story home features an underground “nightclub” and lavish amenities including a travertine entrance and custom bronze doors.

A stunning Melbourne mansion built by former My Kitchen Rules stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano has gone up for sale for the second time in six months

The resort-style apartment, located on the so-called 'Golden Mile' on Brighton's seafront, has been knocked off its asking price by more than $1 million

The resort-style apartment, located on the so-called ‘Golden Mile’ on Brighton’s seafront, has been knocked off its asking price by more than $1 million

Other highlights include a grand, curved Venetian stucco staircase, a walk-in cellar and a gas fireplace on either side.

There is also a sunken lounge and terrace for al fresco dining, a huge kitchen with onyx countertops and a pantry.

Other amenities include an 800-bottle walk-in wine cellar, a swimming pool, an adjacent spa and landscaped gardens.

Pali and Romano first listed the six-bedroom, five-bathroom condo in January with an eye-popping $11 million to $12 million guide price

Pali and Romano first listed the six-bedroom, five-bathroom condo in January with an eye-popping $11 million to $12 million guide price

Located 13km from the CBD, the chic two-storey home features an underground 'nightclub' and lavish amenities including a travertine entrance and custom bronze doors

Located 13km from the CBD, the chic two-storey home features an underground ‘nightclub’ and lavish amenities including a travertine entrance and custom bronze doors

Other impressive features include a master bedroom ‘retreat’, with a walk-in wardrobe and en suite bathroom with a sunken bath and skylight.

The most impressive feature is the underground nightclub-style entertainment area, which is accessible via an elevator.

The space is built in a modern nightlife style and features a large Blue Roma Quartzite bar and a home cinema.

Other features include a walk-in wine cellar large enough to hold 800 bottles, a swimming pool, an adjoining spa and landscaped gardens. Pictured: One of the six bedrooms

Other features include a walk-in wine cellar large enough to hold 800 bottles, a swimming pool, an adjoining spa and landscaped gardens. Pictured: One of the six bedrooms

The beautiful kitchen with breakfast bar. (In the photo)

The beautiful kitchen with breakfast bar. (In the photo)

Other amenities include a private home office, a games room, a large dining room and a billiards room.

The home’s lavish design was created by artist Sara Sidari, architectural firm Thomas & Williams and landscape architect Jack Merlo.

“The house is spectacular. It has a 20-foot fireplace, it’s mostly glass on two sides, and I’m planning on building a nightclub downstairs,” Pali announced on her social media in 2021, ahead of construction.

Pali and Romano, who have been involved in real estate development for more than ten years, are now going to build other projects, the Herald Sun in February.