Australian cricketing legend Michael Hill selling his stunning three bedroom pad in Sandringham, Melbourne for $1million
A fabulous home on Melbourne's bayside owned by Australian cricket champ Michael Hill is set to under the hammer at the end of the month.
Located in Sandringham, 16kms from the CBD, the gorgeous pad has been listed with a price guide of $955,000 to $1.05million.
Situated only minutes from the beach the recently built townhouse boasts three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Hill, 35, has had the chicly styled ultra-modern home on the rental market since 2018, reported the Herald Sun on Friday.
The publication also reports the former Melbourne Renegades star has been known to lease the home to fellow cricketers including 2023 Ashes selection Todd Murphy.
A fabulous home on Melbourne's bayside owned by Australian cricket champ Michael Hill (right) is set to under the hammer at the end of the month
Located in Sandringham, 16kms from the CBD, the gorgeous pad has been listed with a price guide of $955,000 to $1.05million. Hill, 35, has had the chicly styled ultra-modern home on the rental market since 2018
Features include a thoughtful open plan design with a combined living and dining room on the ground floor.
There's also a courtyard and an outdoor entertainment area.
Other highlights include timber flooring and huge picture windows throughout.
The upper features all three bedrooms including a lavish master bedroom which comes a luxurious en suite.
Features include a thoughtful open plan design with a combined living and dining room on the ground floor
The upper features all three bedrooms including a lavish master bedroom which comes a luxurious en suite
The main bathroom, meanwhile, offers a separate tub and shower
The main bathroom, meanwhile, offers a separate tub and shower.
Hill rose to fame as a cricketer while still a teen.
He went on captain the Australian side in the under-19 Word Cup in 2008 after taking the same role for Victoria in the under-19s in 2007.
The left-handed batsman has also played for Tasmania and the Hobart Hurricanes.
