Model Erin Holland and her cricketer husband Ben Cutting have a new home.
The couple have purchased a property in Hawthorne, Queensland with the intention of carrying out major renovations.
It was bought at auction for $2.8 million by the couple’s fledgling real estate development company, Golconda Property Group.
The family home is spread over two spacious levels and features five extra large bedrooms and two bathrooms.
It is made in a classic Queenslander style and built in the 1900s. It has polished wooden floorboards and an outdoor patio.
Model Erin Holland and her cricketer husband Ben Cutting have a new home. Both in the photo at the house
The couple have purchased a property in Hawthorne, Queensland with the intention of carrying out major renovations
Other features include intricate woodwork, ‘soaring’ high ceilings and a roll top bath.
The modern kitchen features NEFF appliances and stone worktops, as well as a breakfast bar.
A huge 300m2 rear garden makes it a perfect family home, and an outdoor area is ideal for guests.
The spacious veranda offers views of the city and walk-in closets contribute to the luxurious feel of the property.
The property was picked up at auction for $2.8 million by the couple’s fledgling real estate development company, Golconda Property Group.
The family home is spread over two spacious levels and features five extra large bedrooms and two bathrooms
Crafted in a classic Queenslander style and built in the 1900s, with polished wooden floorboards and an outdoor patio
It is described as being located in ‘one of Brisbane’s most coveted suburbs’ and is close to Hawthorne Cinema and major attractions.
Erin and Ben shared the good news of their purchase on Instagram, along with images of the home.
‘Pretty proud of our @golcondapropertygroup this week! Now planning a renovation of our new Queenslander investment. What should we call her?’ wrote Erin.
The couple officially tied the knot in a stunning ceremony in Byron Bay in February 2022.
The couple officially tied the knot in a stunning ceremony in Byron Bay in February 2022
