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2 Cedar Lane, Daylesford, sold on The Block 2025 but is now back on the market.<\/p>\n
A Daylesford house from The Block\u2019s 2025 season is back on the market with a $2.9m-$3m range, slightly less than it sold for on the show.<\/p>\n
The four-bedroom house at 2 Cedar Lane,<\/a> built under the guidance of Queensland couple Sonny and Alicia Alpin, changed hands for $3.06m when the program aired.<\/p>\n But it now joins two other houses from the same Block season which failed to sell during the final episode and remain on the market, 4 Cedar Lane priced at $2.9m and 5 Cedar Lane priced at $3m-$3.3m.<\/p>\n RELATED: Block shock: Portelli\u2019s secret Block Daylesford visit<\/a><\/p>\n Home near Daylesford with giant horse sculpture hits market for $1.4m<\/a><\/p>\n Shipping container home delivers luxury and lap pool near Daylesford<\/a><\/p>\n However, BigginScott\u2019s Tom Shaw said he believed that 2 Cedar Lane had some advantages over the other two properties.<\/p>\n \u201cThis is a bit more tucked away and more private than the other two homes,\u201d Mr Shaw said.<\/p>\n \u201cIt is a brand-new house, it was really generous proportions and they spend a lot of money building them on the show.\u201d<\/p>\n He said the house \u201cdoes represent very good value\u201d as it comes with all the furniture and fittings from The Block.<\/p>\n The Block\u2019s judges described the kitchen as well-planned and highly functional.<\/p>\n The Block 2025 contestants Alicia and Sonny from the Gold Coast. Picture: Channel 9.<\/p>\n The outdoor area contains a Plungie pool, sauna, fire pit and an undercover entertainers\u2019 space.<\/p>\n Mr Shaw said the owner had bought the home for themselves and had enjoyed visiting there in the months since, but was selling due to a change in their personal circumstances.<\/p>\n Set on 2320sq m, the abode\u2019s garden features a temperature-controlled Plungie pool, sauna, bocce court, fire pit area, an undercover entertainers\u2019 area and a large shed and workshop.<\/p>\n Inside, an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area showcases timber beamed ceilings, skylights and a wood fireplace.<\/p>\n The kitchen is fitted with stone benchtops with gold veining, bespoke navy cabinetry, premium Asko appliances and a built-in 190-bottle wine fridge.<\/p>\n The main bedroom suite offers an electric fireplace, walk-in wardrobe, makeup station and an ensuite.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s such a beautiful home, it really strikes you as you walk in,\u201d Mr Shaw noted.<\/p>\n One of three bathrooms in the residence.<\/p>\n There\u2019s even a bocce court.<\/p>\n The house has two living areas.<\/p>\n The house also has a 7+ star energy rating thanks to its solar system, Tesla charger and water tanks.<\/p>\n Mr Shaw said the residence would be great to live in, rent out or list as short-term rental accommodation.<\/p>\n He said the wider Daylesford region was attracting plenty of buyers from interstate such as Tasmania, Perth and Brisbane.<\/p>\n This mostly consists of people wanting to move into the area, possibly due to seeing it on The Block, Mr Shaw said.<\/p>\n \u201cA lot of people pass through or come to Daylesford because The Block was here,\u201d he added.<\/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: Pharma boss sets new $124m Melbourne house price record<\/a><\/p>\n Award-winning auctioneer\u2019s urgent advice for selling in Melbourne<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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