AFL star Jordan Lewis lists his charming Glen Iris Edwardian family home and hopes to fetch $3 million at auction
AFL giant and former Hawthorn star Jordan Lewis and his wife Lucy are hoping to fetch $2.8-$3 million for their Glen Iris family home when it is auctioned on May 28.
The couple have listed the beautiful four-bedroom Edwardian cottage with plans to enlarge it, according to the Herald Sun.
Just 20 minutes from Melbourne CBD, the beautiful single storey charmer has undergone a stylish refurbishment since Jordan and Lucy first bought the property in 2014.
Edwardian charm: AFL giant and former Hawthorn star Jordan Lewis and his wife Lucy are hoping to fetch $2.8-$3 million for their Glen Iris family home when it is auctioned on May 28
The master bedroom has been redesigned with an additional walk-in closet and a new bathroom.
In the meantime, the backyard has also been redesigned and now has a beautiful landscaped garden.
Also available is an amazing solar heated mineral pool complete with its own relaxation deck.
Inside the cozy block there is an atmosphere of Old World elegance with high ceilings, sash windows, French doors and plantation shutters.
Growing family: The couple, who share four children, have listed the beautiful four-bedroom Edwardian cottage with plans to expand, according to the Herald Sun
A spacious open floor plan gives the area an airy and light-filled atmosphere.
There is also a large, modern kitchen with a walk-in pantry that opens into a dining area.
This includes gas duct heating, air conditioning and parking.
Elegant: The backyard features a delightful landscaped garden and an amazing solar heated mineral pool – equipped with its own relaxation deck
A blend of old and new, the lounge area has an atmosphere of old world elegance with high ceilings, sash windows, French doors and plantation shutters
Spacious: The kitchen (pictured) features a walk-in pantry that opens into a dining area
Jordan retired in 2019 after playing more than 300 games in professional football and is now a sports commentator at Fox.
A strong midfielder, Jordan was part of Hawthorn’s Premiership side as the team managed to win three Grand Finals between 2013 and 2015. Jordan was also there when the Hawks won the flag in 2008.
Jordan ended his career as a player for Melbourne.
Luxurious: The newly renovated master bedroom
The champion shares four children with wife Lucy, Freddie, seven, and twins Ollie and Hughie, who will soon be five.
The couple welcomed a fourth son six months ago.
Big family: Jordan Lewis and wife Lucy with children Hugh, Freddie and Ollie in 2019