Oscar Piastri\u2019s father revealed to be the buyer of Lysterfield mansion<\/a><\/p>\n Oscar Piastri\u2019s mum Nicole doesn\u2019t talk about work or racing when F1 star is home<\/a><\/p>\n He is now one of just five Australians to win a Grand Prix event, and came tantalisingly close to claiming a World Drivers\u2019 Championship last year \u2014 which would have elevated him into the company of the nation\u2019s most successful ever driver Jack Brabham, who won it three times.<\/p>\n Piastri would have moved to the Brighton area home in his youth with parents Nicole and Chris, who founded automotive software firm HP Tuners. <\/p>\n The property was built new for the family, including Piastri who would then have been in primary school, and his sisters Hattie, Mae and Edie.<\/p>\n Title documents show the home is in the name of Nicole Piastri, while records show it last sold for $1.27m in 2009 and has since had a pool added while the house received a major upgrade.<\/p>\n In an interview with the Herald Sun earlier this week, Ms Piastri said the home was the one place \u201cwhere he gets to be just Oscar\u201d and where \u201cthere\u2019s no airs and graces\u201d for the racing industry figure.<\/p>\n She also revealed the home is where he went the day after this year\u2019s Melbourne Grand Prix crash that left him sidelined before the event even started.<\/p>\n Now listed with a $6.5m asking price, it is being sold by Nick Johnstone Real Estate boss Nick Johnstone \u2014 a go-to agent for Melbourne\u2019s elite in the ritzy Bayside suburb.<\/p>\n Mr Johnstone declined to discuss the vendor or the property, but did note that homes with no work needed were getting strong results in the Brighton area lately. <\/p>\n Past clients whose homes he has sold include the likes of Richmond AFL premiership hero Dustin Martin, Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge and the family of cricket legend Shane Warne.<\/p>\n The Piastri family\u2019s six-bedroom house is a perfect blend of casual luxury and entertainer\u2019s paradise. <\/p>\n It features expansive glazing around the home\u2019s open-plan living and entertainment zone, with the kitchen containing a massive central island bench with a butler\u2019s pantry off to the side.<\/p>\n French doors open to the back yard where a pool with a water feature cascading into it and an outdoor entertainment space await in finer weather. <\/p>\n A home office comes with a waiting area and its own kitchenette, while the ground-floor main bedroom has a ensuite. <\/p>\n There are four more bedrooms upstairs, along with a multipurpose space. <\/p>\n Below ground the house features a home theatre and a six-car basement garage with a turn table.<\/p>\n Outside, the home\u2019s rear yard is surrounded by high fences and hedging for privacy. <\/p>\n Near schools including Piastri\u2019s alma mater, Haileybury Brighton, as well as St Leonard\u2019s College, the home is also close to the Brighton Public Golf Course and a short trip from Brighton Beach and local train stations.<\/p>\n Late last year Oscar Piastry\u2019s father, Chris, bought a $7.3m Mornington Peninsula home in Mt Eliza with a pool, self-contained guesthouse, a home theatre, gym, lift and wine cellar. <\/p>\n Mr Johnstone is also currently working with colleague Marty Pask to sell a $13.5m-$14m mansion at 31 Middle Cres, Brighton. <\/p>\n The impressive five-bedroom Italianate Victorian on a 1141sq m plot comes surrounded with outdoor entertainment spaces, a pool in the back yard and a spectacular glass-topped conservatory with a barbecue kitchen. <\/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: Melb fitness queen\u2019s $8.5m property payday<\/a><\/p>\n Prices slashed on The Block\u2019s failed auction homes in Daylesford<\/a><\/p>\n Melbourne\u2019s tallest tower dream ends as STH BNK listed for sale<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n