Ian Thorpe has put his luxury Sydney home in the plush suburb of Woollahra on the market for a staggering $3.5 million.
The Olympic gold medalist, 41, purchased the exquisite four-bedroom, three-bathroom townhouse in December 2017 for $2.75 million.
He previously listed it for $3.7 million in September last year, but couldn’t find a buyer at that price.
The exquisite two-storey property covers an area of 250 square meters and features spacious rooms, an outdoor swimming pool and a stunning outdoor tropical garden.
Thorpe has carried out extensive renovation work on the property and it also features open plan living areas, a stunning refurbished terrace and elegant sliding doors.
It is perfect for families and entertaining and is located in a highly desirable location that is close to a variety of commercial amenities.
Speaking to The Sydney Morning Herald in 2023, letting agent Courtney Wong said the house is the “best” in the area, situated away from the street.
“It’s completely private and secluded,” he added.
Ian Thorpe (pictured) has put his luxury Sydney home in the plush suburb of Woollahra on the market for $3.5 million.
The Olympic gold medalist, 41, purchased the exquisite four-bedroom, three-bathroom townhouse in December 2017 for $2.75 million.
The incredible property is modern and spacious, with an open plan living area and large sliding doors leading out to the patio.
A description of the property reads: “For those looking for a private getaway with all the amenities of a luxury home, this is everything you could have dreamed of and more.”
“A true hidden gem in the quiet rear of a boutique block of just six, this residence represents the perfect blend of modernity and the natural world with its contemporary architectural design in a tranquil, leafy setting.”
He previously put it on the market for $3.7 million in September last year, but couldn’t find a buyer at that price.
The exquisite two-story property is 250 square meters and features spacious rooms, an outdoor pool and a stunning tropical garden.
In November, Thorpe moved in and splashed out a whopping $2.7 million on a glorious property in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
Thorpe, known as one of Australia’s greatest Olympic swimmers, won five gold medals.
She rose to fame at age 17 during the 2000 Sydney Olympics, when she won five medals, including three gold.
The property is a boutique apartment in an old 1860 mansion.