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Ex-Western Bulldog Lachie Hunter and his father Mark Hunter, who played for Footscray. Picture: Darrian Traynor\/AFL Photos via Getty Images.<\/p>\n
A Williamstown house that was home to Western Bulldogs father and son players Mark and Lachie Hunter has scored a $4.6m sale.<\/p>\n
Former Footscray footballer turned horse racing form analyst and RSN radio network professional punter Mark and his wife Colleen, who represented Australia in four lacrosse World Cups, bought the property more than 15 years ago.<\/p>\n
Their three children, including Lachie, lived at the four-bedroom abode but have grown up and flown the nest.<\/p>\n
RELATED: Blue Heelers: Williamstown house that was used in series\u2019 police station passes in <\/a><\/p>\n Yarraville: 1954 Bulldogs Premiership player Doug Reynolds sells his long-time home<\/a><\/p>\n \u2018Uninhabitable\u2019 beachfront home in Williamstown sells for $4m<\/a><\/p>\n Mark played 130 games with Footscray throughout the 1980s and 1990s, while Lachie notched up 173 Bulldogs\u2019 games.<\/p>\n Aside from playing in the club\u2019s 2016 grand final victory against the Swans, Lachie was a\u00a0Charles Sutton Medallist, a Gary Dempsey Medallist and won a 2015 Rose\u2013Sutton Medal.<\/p>\n For five consecutive years, he placed in the top 10 of the Bulldogs\u00a0best and fairest\u00a0voting.<\/p>\n In 2023-24, Lachie also played 26 games for the Demons before announcing his retirement.<\/p>\n The Hunters\u2019 recently-sold residence at 74 Morris St<\/a> features a lift, pool with its own pavilion, home theatre and bay views.<\/p>\n The striking angular facade is a standout.<\/p>\n Lachie Hunter kicks an inside 50 during a Western Bulldogs and North Melbourne game in 2021. Picture: Michael Klein.<\/p>\n The home\u2019s water views were a key feature that attracted many buyers.<\/p>\n Jellis Craig Inner West\u2019s Greg Cusack said a variety of buyers had inquired about the house. Among them were families seeking multi-generational living arrangements and St Kilda-based purchaser who wanting to live somewhere with water views for six months of the year.<\/p>\n Buyers from Albert Park, Middle Park, Aberfeldie and Essendon also checked out the property but it was snapped up by a family who lived nearby.<\/p>\n \u201cThey fell in love with the views, they were looking at extending and renovating their own home but building costs meant it made more sense to buy this one,\u201d Mr Cusack said.<\/p>\n The swimming pool with its own dedicated pavilion.<\/p>\n Lachlan Hunter, with his dad Mark Hunter, was drafted by the Western Bulldogs under the AFL\u2019s father-son rule.<\/p>\n The open-plan kitchen, a study, dual balconies and views of the Williamstown Cricket Ground are among other features of the house.<\/p>\n The house has recorded Williamstown\u2019s priciest residential sale of 2025, surging past the $4.15m sum that a three-bedroom pad at 2\/25 The Strand <\/a>fetched in May.<\/p>\n Mr Cusack said that Williamstown, in Melbourne\u2019s western suburbs, used to be something of a hidden gem but this had changed in recent years.<\/p>\n \u201cBuyers outside of Williamstown are now looking to buy in Williamstown, it\u2019s a changing of the guard,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n \u201cWhat we are seeing across our network is that buyers are specific on price but not postcode.\u201d<\/p>\n \u2013 additional reporting by Nathan Mawby<\/p>\n Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here<\/a> to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox.<\/p>\n MORE: AFL fan\u2019s dream house with Waverley Park grandstand views for sale<\/a><\/p>\n Prime Altona swim school property heads to auction<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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