Hewitts Sell Sydney Estate with Tennis Court for $14M

Lleyton Hewitt and wife Bec are poised for a multimillion-dollar windfall after listing their stunning estate with a jaw-dropping $14million price guide.

The tennis champion, 45, and ex-Home and Away star, 43, have quietly put their Glenhaven property in Sydney's Hills District on the market just three years after purchasing the sprawling acreage, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

The six-bedroom, four-bathroom residence boasts a championship-sized tennis court, resort-style swimming pool and a host of high-end amenities spread across approximately two hectares of land.

Property records show the celebrity couple purchased the estate for $10.3million in 2023 from former Parramatta Eels star and Fox Sports presenter Nathan Hindmarsh and his wife Bonnie, an interior designer.

The home underwent a dramatic transformation under Bonnie's ownership, with the original red-brick residence reinvented into a sophisticated coastal barn-style retreat.

Since taking ownership, the Hewitts have added their own touches to the impressive property.

The grounds were enhanced with extensive landscaping, while the tennis court received a professional resurfacing by the same company responsible for preparing courts at the Australian Open.

Hidden behind secure electric gates, the sprawling single-level home offers a luxurious lifestyle with soaring vaulted ceilings and expansive open-plan living areas.

At the heart of the residence sits a designer kitchen complete with an oversized stone island bench, breakfast bar and butler's pantry.

Other standout features include a wine cellar, multiple indoor and outdoor entertaining zones, a gym, guest cottage and mud room.

Outside, the estate resembles a private resort, featuring a sparkling pool, two paddocks and a large barn fitted with a removable sprung dance floor.

The sale marks another property move for the high-profile couple, who have built an impressive real estate portfolio over the years.

After leaving Sydney in 2016, the pair settled in Melbourne's prestigious suburb of Toorak, where they .

They later returned to Sydney and snapped up the Glenhaven estate, which quickly became their family base.