David and Candice Warner are living in the lap of luxury after spending six years building their dream home.
The couple snapped up the mansion in Maroubra in 2015 for $3.9million, and after spending over $4.2 million on renovations, finally moved in in 2022.
The couple’s young children clearly love the seven-storey, cliffside property, with David sharing a video of his two older daughters enjoying the backyard.
Nestled on the edge of a steep drop down to the ocean, the girls, Ivy Mae, Indi Rae, had a fun trampolining session in the clip posted to Instagram Stories.
After years of hard work, the Warners are finally able to enjoy the spoils of their extensive renovation.
The Warner family knocked down the existing house for a complete rebuild – and the end results are nothing short of stunning.
The ocean-view property boasts an incredible seven floors, and features a ‘bat cave’ to house David’s sporting memorabilia and huge bat collection, a private beach and epic clifftop views.
‘[David and Candice] stay at the finest hotels in the world and were keen to evoke that same sense of luxury and sophistication here,’ Interior designer Alexandra Kidd told The Australian.
David and Candice Warner are living in the lap of luxury after spending six years building their dream home. Pictured with their three daughters
The couple’s young children clearly love the seven-storey, cliffside property, with David sharing a video of his two older daughters enjoying the backyard
‘But at the same time, it’s also a beach house, and we wanted them to feel comfortable enough to walk in from the beach, toss off their shoes and really relax.’
The couple’s three children – daughters Ivy Mae, Indi Rae and Isla Rose – were also factored into the design of the home.
‘A lot of the consideration for the children is outside; they are a very active, sporty family,’ Kidd told the publication.
To keep the kids occupied, the outdoor space comes complete with activity spaces, hanging chairs, inbuilt trampolines and soft lawn areas for gymnastics and more.
The couple snapped up the mansion (pictured) in Maroubra in 2015 for $3.9million, and after spending over $4.2 million on renovations, finally moved in in 2022
It comes after, Candice shared an insight into what her husband’s new career may look like after he announced his semi-retirement from Test cricket.
‘The next six months actually aren’t going to look too dissimilar to what we’re used to,’ she told The Daily Telegraph.
She explained ‘David will be able to take the girls to cricket, take the girls to soccer on a Sunday’ and pick them up from school.
David and Candice married in 2015 and share three young daughters.
