A gorgeous Melbourne mansion built by former My Kitchen Rules stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano has hit the market for the second time in six months.
Located on the so-called ‘Golden Mile’ on the Brighton coast, the resort-style apartment has shed more than a million dollars off its asking price.
Pali and Romano first listed the six-bedroom, five-bathroom property in January with an exorbitant asking price of between $11 million and $12 million.
After the home remained on the market for more than three months, the couple removed the property from the list.
On Monday, the Herald of the Sun The couple has reportedly put the property back under the hammer with a price tag of between $9.5 million and $10.395 million.
That’s a $1.605 million discount from the couple’s original dream price of $12 million.
The husband-and-wife team rose to fame on My Kitchen Rules in 2016, then built the palatial retreat from scratch for an estimated $5 million after purchasing the waterside block in 2021.
Located 13km from the CBD, this elegant two-storey home features an underground ‘nightclub’ and showcases opulent fittings including a travertine entryway and custom bronze doors.
A gorgeous Melbourne mansion built by former My Kitchen Rules stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano has hit the market for the second time in six months.
Located on the so-called ‘Golden Mile’ on the Brighton coast, the resort-style complex has shed more than a million dollars from its asking price.
Other highlights include a grand curved Venetian plaster staircase, a walk-out basement, and a double-sided gas fireplace.
There is also a sunken lounge and terrace for al fresco dining, a huge kitchen with onyx countertops, and a butler’s pantry.
Other features include a wine cellar with enough capacity to hold 800 bottles, a swimming pool, an adjoining spa and sculpted gardens.
Pali and Romano first listed the six-bedroom, five-bathroom property in January with a price tag of $11 million to $12 million.
Located 13km from the CBD, the chic two-storey home features an underground ‘nightclub’ and showcases opulent fittings including a travertine entryway and custom bronze doors.
Other impressive features include a ‘retreat’ within the master bedroom, which features a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with a sunken tub and a skylight.
The most impressive feature is the “underground” nightclub-style entertainment room, accessed via an elevator.
Built to resemble a modern night spot, the space features a large Blue Roma quartzite bar and a home theater.
Other features include an 800-bottle wine cellar, a swimming pool, an adjoining spa and sculpted gardens. Pictured: One of the six bedrooms
The beautiful kitchen with breakfast bar. (Pictured)
Other features include a private home office, a game room, a large dining room and a billiards room.
The home’s luxurious design was developed by artist Sara Sidari, architects Thomas & Williams and landscaper Jack Merlo.
“The house is spectacular. It has a 6-meter-high fireplace, it’s practically glass on two sides and I’m planning to make a nightclub on the ground floor,” Pali announced on his social media in 2021 before construction.
Pali and Roman, Those who have been involved in real estate development for more than a decade are moving on to build other projects, the report said. Herald of the Sun in February.
