Incredible Melbourne mansion with a 10-car basement garage, two pools, seven kitchens and a teppanyaki station hits the market – but few of us would ever be able to afford it
- Avon Court, a Hawthorn mansion has been listed for between $38 – $41.8million
- The luxury residence boasts seven kitchens, two pools and a 10-car garage
- As well as eight bedrooms, an 18-seat teppanyaki kitchen and six powder rooms
A Melbourne mansion with seven kitchens, two pools, a ten-car basement garage and an 18-seat home theatre is up for sale.
Avon Court, an estate on Shakespeare Grove in Hawthorn, has hit the market with a whopping price tag of between $38 and $41.8million.
The home has some incredible features, including eight bedrooms, seven kitchens – one of which has an 18-seat teppanyaki set-up, and a 4,000 bottle wine cellar.
Avon Court (pictured), an estate on Shakespeare Grove in Hawthorn, has been listed for between $38 – $41.8million
The home boasts some amazing features, including a 10-car basement garage (pictured)
The resort-like residence includes a basement garage polished floors which can fit up to 10 cars and six powder rooms.
For fitness junkies, the home also boasts a gym and sauna, with two resort style pools and 4300 square metres of beautifully landscaped lawns.
To top off the luxury home, a commercial grade kitchen can be found via a concealed entrance, a three metre outdoor television was installed for entertainment and a lift will take you up all four floors of the home.
If it successfully sells at the top of its price point, it will become the suburb’s most expensive sale ever, beating out a home on Coppin Grove, Hawthorn which sold for $40.5million in May.
The residence is home to two pools (pictured), seven kitchens and 4300 square metres of landscaped lawn
A 4000 bottle cellar (pictured) is in the home for wine enthusiasts as well as a concealed commercial grade kitchen and an 18-seat teppanyaki kitchen
The home also has an 18-seat home theatre and a three metre outdoor television for all your entertainment needs
Marshall White Stonnington have taken the reigns of selling the property, after two failed attempts over the last two years.
It remained unsold on the market for 250 days after a May listing last year and again couldn’t find a buyer after being on the market for 99 days in April this year.
The home’s owner, Chongqing Du had previously listed the home for between $45 – $50million in 2018.
According to public records the home was purchased in 2014 for $19.8million from a private company directed by Garry Dumbrell, Autobarn’s co-founder.
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