- Jack Riewoldt has sold his Brighton home for $7million
- The four-bedroom home was sold earlier this year
- Riewoldt retired from footy at the end of last season
Former footy superstar and Richmond legend Jack Riewoldt has sold his luxurious home in Brighton, Melbourne for $7million.
Riewoldt, 35, is a three-time premiership winner with the Tigers and bid an emotional farewell to the AFL last year after 16 years at the top level.
The Tasman has settled in Melbourne since first joining the Punt Rd club and according to realestate.com.au, the 35-year-old and his wife Carly have sold their four-bedroom home in swanky suburb Brighton.
Marshall White Bayside director Andy Nasr refused to comment on the sale, but the same outlet reports that Riewoldt secured a sale price of around $7m for the home.
Records show that the footy hero purchased the property for $3.81m in November 2017, with the property’s titles revealing Riewoldt and Carly as joint owners.
The red-brick home features an expansive front yard and has undergone significant renovation.
It also sits within a stone’s throw of the beach and is close to Brighton’s top private schools.
Riewoldt debuted for the Tigers in 2007 and went on to win the Coleman Medal three times, become a three-time All-Australian player and was Richmond’s leading goal kicker on 12 occasions.
He has also collected two Jack Dyer medals and was inducted into the Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame.
Since retiring from the game, Riewoldt has enjoyed TV work on Fox Sports, where he has joined the AFL 360 program on Wednesday nights.