The Sydney flat renovated by season one winners of The Block, Adam Thorn and Fiona Mills, is set to go under the hammer next week with a price guide of $1.4million.
Located only minutes away from famed Bondi Beach, the two-bedroom, one bathroom ground floor unit originally sold on the show in 2003 for $751,000.
Block favourites Adam and Fiona spent $40,000 renovating the apartment over 12 weeks and walked away with $256,000 after their successful auction on The Block.
The unit, which goes to auction on October 7, is in one of Sydney’s sought after neighbourhoods, and is only 7kms from the CBD.
It’s the only flat that has not been re-sold in the building since it was renovated for The Block twenty years ago reports Realestate.com.
The Sydney flat renovated by season one winners of the Block, Adam Thorn and Fiona Mills, is set to go under the hammer next week with a price guide of $1.4million – which is twice the price it went for 20 years ago
Block favourites Adam and Fiona (pictured) spent $40,000 renovating the apartment over 12 weeks and walked away with $256,000 after their successful auction on The Block
Measuring 100square metres, the layout offers a spacious design with the kitchen and dining area opening out to a garden terrace and entertainment deck.
Other features include polished timber floors, a modern bathroom and internal laundry.
There’s also a private verandah, and video intercom security.
Fiona and Adam were considered the show favourites and ultimately won the season.
Measuring 100square metres, the layout offers a spacious design with the kitchen and dining area opening out to a garden terrace and entertainment deck (pictured)
It’s the only flat that has not been re-sold in the building since was gutted and renovated for The Block twenty years ago reports Realestate.com
The pair later released their own renovation book titled Adam and Fiona’s Renos On A Budget: How We Renovated Our Way To The Block.
Since then Adam has worked for Freedom Kitchens and Fiona built a career in the beauty industry.
Early in 2021, they purchased a Federation home in Coogee for $4.095 million with big renovation plans in mind, realestate.com.au reported.
They beat seven other bidders at an auction, with the sale starting at $3.6 million.
The updated bathroom renovated for The Block in 2003
