Brendan Fevola lists stunning five-bedroom Melbourne home for $4.5million
The couple paid $3.1m for the Hampton home in 2021 and have spent the past four years extensively renovating it.
The exquisite property sits on a 1200sqm block of land and features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, a fully renovated kitchen, parquetry floors, and high ceilings.
The main bedroom upstairs comes with a walk-in wardrobe, luxe ensuite, sitting room, study area and balcony.
At the time of purchase, Fevola shared a social media post featuring himself and Alex outside the property, tagging their four children.
'New family home to make memories,' he wrote at the time.
Fredman real estate agent Sarah Korbel said its incredible design made the property perfect for families.
'I think what families are going to love is the number of bathrooms, bedrooms and that there are three separate living zones,' she told Realestate.com.au.
'There's nothing left to do in the property – if someone wanted to do some further landscaping and put a pool in they could, but it's just perfect for a large family.'
The home is set back from the road with established plants and trees and features a large backyard perfect for entertaining guests.
It is close to a variety of amenities, including a shopping centre, public transport, shops, several schools and the beach.
Expressions of interest for the property will close at 5pm on Monday, September 1.
Brendan and Alex purchased the property in 2021.
The pair confirmed the sale on Instagram, and said the period Edwardian home was the perfect place for their family to 'make memories'.
Fevola said his young daughter Tobi quickly decided which room would be hers during their inspection.
Their little girl's enthusiasm was apparently what sealed the deal for him and Alex.
'When we walked in, Tobi said, "This is my room." That did it for us,' Brendan said.
The pair are proud parents to four daughters, Leni, 16, Lulu, 12, Tobi, six, and Mia, 25, Alex's daughter from a previous relationship.
He has co-hosted the top-rating Fox Melbourne breakfast show Fifi, Fev and Nick since April 2016.
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