Michael Clarke to auction renovated Sydney mansion with $15 million guide
The former Australian cricket captain has reduced the expected price of his Vaucluse property by more than $5 million.
Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke is preparing to auction his renovated Mediterranean-style mansion in Vaucluse, according to the Times of India.
The five-bedroom residence on Olola Avenue in Sydney's eastern suburbs has a new indicative price guide of approximately $15 million. This represents a reduction of more than $5 million from the original expectation that the property would fetch over $20 million.
The property is being listed by Biller Property principal Paul Biller and Ben Torban. The auction is scheduled for December 5.
Clarke purchased the home for $13.01 million in 2021 and renovated it into a three-level residence on a 784-square-metre block. The house features five bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen with ILVE and Miele appliances, a home cinema, a gym, and a Tuscan-style cabana.
The sale follows Clarke's purchase of a larger six-bedroom mansion in the same neighbourhood for approximately $20 million. That property sits on a 1,000-square-metre block and includes a championship-sized tennis court and a heated swimming pool.