Inside AFL great Jonathan Brown’s stunning $4million home: Footy star-turned-radio host offloads Melbourne property after failing to sell last year
Nova FM radio host and former AFL player Jonathan Brown has sold his stunning Federation home in Melbourne‘s Camberwell.
The Chrissie, Sam and Browny star, 39, offloaded the five-bedroom property in an off-market sale, reports The Herald Sun.
While the sale price hasn’t been disclosed, Jonathan first bought the house in 2017 for $4.02million and wanted $4.495million for it last year but failed to find a buyer.
Moving on: Nova FM radio host and former AFL player Jonathan Brown has sold his stunning Federation home in Melbourne’s Camberwell
Jonathan and his wife, Kylie Adams, extensively renovated the home over the years.
The couple also own a house in Canterbury, which they bought for $7.335million in Kylie’s name two years ago.
Their Camberwell home, meanwhile, features a manicured front garden and a white picket fence, in addition to a stunning façade.
Reno: Jonathan and his wife, Kylie Adams, extensively renovated the home over the years
Gorgeous interiors: There are rustic fireplaces, high ceilings and hardwood floors throughout, as well as stained-glass windows
There are rustic fireplaces, high ceilings and hardwood floors throughout, as well as stained-glass windows.
It has five bedrooms, two bathrooms and a two-car garage.
It also has a clean and modern white kitchen, featuring marble-look benchtops.
Sprawling: It has five bedrooms, two bathrooms and a two-car garage
Jonathan is known for his successful sporting career and was the caption of the Brisbane Lions.
He played AFL from the age of 18 and retired in 2014 after suffering a concussion on the field.
He joined Nova’s breakfast radio show in 2015.
Success: Jonathan is known for his successful sporting career and was the caption of the Brisbane Lions