Cricketer Pat Cummins purchase a lavish Sydney home for $9.5 million 

Australian cricket star Pat Cummins and his interior designer fiancée Becky Boston have purchased a lavish Sydney home for $9.5 million. 

Sources confirmed to realestate.com.au that the vice-captain of the Australia national team, 27, and his glamorous partner, 30, splashed out the eye-watering sum for a beautifully revived Victorian manor home in Bronte.

The stunning property features five bedrooms, a large backyard and a pool.

While Cummins owns two other properties, this is the first the pair have secured as a soon-to-be-wed couple.

The home, listed as ‘Figtree House’, has been described as the ‘grand dame of Chesterfield Parade’. 

Situated on a 670sqm block, the home has plenty of room for the couple to have a family later down the track.

It has five large bedrooms, including a lofty top floor retreat and a two-bedroom children’s wing with ocean views.

The world’s No.1 Test bowler’s new abode also has a stylish kitchen with a marble island bench and dedicated rooms for entertaining.

The large lawn also has a heated mosaic-tiled pool.

Cummins got down on one knee during a romantic picnic on a farm with long-term girlfriend on February 5, 2020.

They lived on a sprawling estate in the Southern Highlands for much of last year, as they isolated during the initial outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia.

Cummins bought the investment cottage for $906,000 in 2019, and also purchased a three-bedroom apartment in Clovelly in 2013 for $1.3million.