Drama for Mitchell Starc and Alyssa Healy as they try to sell $9million Sydney home and move into huge $24.5million mansion with a 13-CAR garage

Drama for Mitchell Starc and Alyssa Healy as they try to sell $9million Sydney home and move into huge $24. 5million mansion with a 13-CAR garage Cricket stars struggling to sell home on Sydney’s northern beaches Asking price for the home in North Curl Curl is $9million Couple also reportedly purchasing a mansion for $24. 5million By Andrew Prentice For Daily Mail Australia Published: 22:56 EST, 7 December 2023 | Updated: 22:56 EST, 7 December 2023 e-mail View comments Australian sporting power couple Mitchell Starc and Alyssa Healy have encountered some unexpected drama as they look to sell their spectacular home on Sydney ‘s northern beaches.

Starc, 33, and Healy, also 33, have resided in North Curl Curl the past few years, at the architect-designed home originally built by model Jennifer Hawkins and her husband Jake Wall. The house was due to be auctioned at the end of November, but the property listing no longer appears online. It is understood negotiations are ongoing with an interested party, with the price guide at $9million.

The couple want the sale finalised urgently as they are believed to be buying a just-completed Californian-style ranch estate in Terrey Hills – also on Sydney’s northern beaches – for a jaw-dropping $24. 5million. Australian sporting power couple Mitchell Starc and Alyssa Healy have encountered some unexpected drama as they look to sell their home on Sydney’s northern beaches Starc, 33, and Healy, also 33, have resided in North Curl Curl for the past few years, but are struggling to sell the property The price guide is $9million, with the lavish home walking distance to the shops and beach (pictured) It is understood the cricket stars are now keen to shell out a whopping $24.

5million on another property in nearby Terrey Hills (pictured) ‘Charlotte Park’ features a swimming pool, tennis court, a two-storey house with dramatic stone fireplaces, an American-style barn, a wine cellar and enough room for 13 cars According to The Australian Financial Review, the cricket stars – who were married in 2016 – have registered their interest in Charlotte Park, a 1. 8-hectare estate. The property features world-class equestrian facilities, a swimming pool, tennis court, a two-storey house with dramatic stone fireplaces, an American-style barn, a wine cellar and enough room for 13 cars.

Built on the site of a former Italian market garden, Charlotte Park was designed and constructed by Cadence & Co who took two years to complete the ranch-style home. Other famous residents in Terrey Hills and its surrounds include former NSW Blues Origin coach Brad Fittler plus Sydney Swans co-captain Callum Mills. It comes as Healy is expected to be announced as Meg Lanning’s replacement as Australia’s women’s cricket skipper and Starc recently won the ODI World Cup in India.

He will also be a key figure in the upcoming Test series against Pakistan – while his wife continues to recover after having surgery on her hand following a ‘domestic accident at home’ in October involving the couple’s dog. Sydney Share or comment on this article: Drama for Mitchell Starc and Alyssa Healy as they try to sell $9million Sydney home and move into huge $24. 5million mansion with a 13-CAR garage e-mail Add comment Comments 0 Share what you think No comments have so far been submitted.

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