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Last year's The Block winners Steph Ottavio and Gian Ottavio scored another big win at home.
Last year's The Block winners Steph and Jean Ottavio have sold their renovated home in Bexley for $1.825 million.
Since purchasing the Glenfern Street home for $1.02 million in early 2020, the company has made a significant profit.
The property was between Steph's house in Carr Park and Gian's house in Stanmore.
The renovated Federation-style home with a modern addition was listed five weeks ago with a guide price of $1.7 million. The auction was held in early April through McGrath's agent, Trent Turvey, and the sale was made after private negotiations.
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Last year's winners of The Block, Steph and Jean Ottavio, have sold their home in Bexley for $1.825 million.Photo: Attached
The renovated Federation-style home features a modern addition designed by architect Steph.Photo: Attached
The construction work took seven months.
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In 2020, after looking for a home for about two years, the couple purchased a two-bedroom, one-bathroom house on a 348 square meter lot.
Architect Steph then began working on a renovation plan that included demolition of the rear section.
Construction work took place over seven months in 2021 and included the conversion of the living room and dining room into a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom.
They feature a Scandinavian-style kitchen, living and dining space with an open-plan layout featuring vaulted ceilings, north-facing skylights, polished concrete floors and large sliding glass doors opening to the courtyard. The rear extension was constructed.
The kitchen features a striking Rosa Zarci marble bench.
A kitchen with an impressive marble bench.
A men's bedroom with an elegant style.
Last year's The Block winners Steph Ottavio and Gian Ottavio scored another big win at home.
Steph and Gian moved into the home with their Cavoodle, Lumiere, in early 2022 ahead of their April wedding.
They then submitted an audition tape to Channel 9 that included footage shot during production.
The couple sold their Hampton East home for $5 million last year, netting them a life-changing $1.75 million, the show's largest ever payout in its 19th season.
They then launched a homewares brand, a collection inspired by Japandi (Japanese and Scandinavian) aesthetics.
According to PropTrack, the median home price in Bexley is $1.59 million. It has gained 7.1% over the past 12 months.
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