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AFL great Matthew Lappin, pictured in 2005 playing for Carlton, is selling his Gold Coast home.
AFL great Matthew Lappin is hoping to score with the sale of his Gold Coast home.
Lappin — known for his career with Carlton and St Kilda, and his coaching stints with Carlton, Collingwood, and the Gold Coast Suns — has put his family’s unique multi-residence acreage property in Worongary on the market.
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Matthew Lappin’s house at 399 San Fernando Drive, Worongary is on the market.
Southport Sharks QAFLW coach Matt Lappin. Picture: Highflyer Images.
Matthew Lappin kicks the ball at his property with his son. Photo: Jarran Pfefferkorn
“We’ve been incredibly lucky to raise our kids here, right alongside my parents and in-laws,” said Lappin.
“It’s rare to find a place where three generations can live together comfortably, with enough space for everyone.”
Lappin, who played 55 AFL games for St Kilda and 196 for Carlton, is currently the Southport Sharks QAFLW coach
QAFL Gold Coast derby, Labrador Tigers v Broadbeach Cats in 2015. Matthew Lappin marks. Picture by Scott Fletcher
The property from the street.
His property at 399 San Fernando Drive is going to auction on August 9 via Ryan Deague and Wayne Foster of Harcourts Property Hub
“Since kick off on the weekend with the first open homes, the property has been very well
received by families looking for space, flexibility, and the acreage lifestyle,” Mr Deague said.
“Featuring a well-appointed main residence with a flexible, secondary-living floorplan, plus a fully self-contained stand-alone residence, it’s a perfect setup for or multi-generational living or visiting ex teammates.
“(It’s) set on a sprawling 6,369sq m block — a depth roughly the length of an AFL footy oval.
The outdoor entertaining area.
Matthew Lappin. QAFL game between Labrador and Surfers Paradise at Surfers Paradise Football Club in 2015. Picture: Tim Marsden
“The property offers space to come together, room to spread out, and nature to explore.”
Standout features include a generous alfresco deck, basketball court and swimming pool.
Property records reveal Lappin bought the estate in 2015, and had the home on the market for almost two months last year.
PropTrack data reveals the median house price in Worongary is $1.251m, up 3.4 per cent.
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