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Emilie De Ravin has starred in a long list of hit TV shows, as well as major films. Picture: Naomi Rahim\/Getty Images.<\/p>\n
Lost, Roswell and Once Upon A Time actor Emilie De Ravin is testing the waters in Balnarring as she looks to lock in a sale of her Mornington Peninsula home.<\/p>\n
Arguably De Ravin\u2019s breakout role was as a human-alien hybrid in early 2000s sci-fi drama Roswell, before going on to a role as Claire Littleton in Lost, and she spent several seasons connected with fantasy drama TV show Once Upon a Time.<\/p>\n
She has also been cast for films including The Hills Have Eyes, Brick, The Perfect Game, Public Enemies and starred opposite Robert Pattinson in 2010s Remember Me. <\/p>\n
RELATED: Shock $12m Mt Eliza result puts The Block on notice<\/a><\/p>\n Rock legend Ross Wilson selling Port Melb home<\/a><\/p>\n Champion jockey Ben Melham lists Mt Martha home for $2.2m<\/a><\/p>\n She is engaged to writer and director Eric Bilitch, and the pair have three children together. <\/p>\n Records show De Ravin bought the property in 2022 in what was a full-circle moment that brought her back to the suburb where she was born. <\/p>\n Homes & Acreage Mornington Peninsula agent Candice Blanch is handling the sale of her Peninsula pad, and was on the team that sold the property to De Ravin back in 2022. <\/p>\n It\u2019s currently listed for $3m-$3.3m, and is earning the star about $100,000 a year from two further residences on the property rented out as holiday getaways. <\/p>\n The home\u2019s main residence makes the most of natural light with a light and bright decor, and a hint of coastal cool behind the aesthetic. Picture: realtywriters Les Hams.<\/p>\n Extensive outdoor entertainment areas provide for summer fun. Picture: realtywriters Les Hams.<\/p>\n The main house has multiple spaces to spread out in and relax. Picture: realtywriters Les Hams.<\/p>\n Ms Blanch said there wasn\u2019t a lot like the home available on the Mornington Peninsula, with getting three dwellings on one allotment \u201cquite hard to get through council\u201d. <\/p>\n And while this had been a lucrative opportunity for the actor and her husband, the bigger benefit could be for a family who wanted to make it a long-term multi-generational compound. <\/p>\n \u201cThey are all gorgeous spaces and so well fitted out and appointed,\u201d Ms Blanch said. <\/p>\n \u201cSo there\u2019s a potential for a business opportunity, but also for a multi-generational family home.\u201d<\/p>\n In either case future residents will enjoy a stand-alone studio, a spa, fire pit, a modest orchard and even a cubby house across the wider allotment that spans more than 6270sq m. <\/p>\n Both the separate residences come with a bedroom and bathroom as well as a kitchen and open-plan living zone that spills out to a deck, while sharing a combined laundry. <\/p>\n The home has plenty of room to grow your own fruit and vegetables, as well. Picture: realtywriters Les Hams.<\/p>\n Inside, the kitchen is an enviable space for a home chef. Picture: realtywriters Les Hams.<\/p>\n Part of the home is currently set up as a studio, and there are strong creative vibes from its current owners. Picture: realtywriters Les Hams.<\/p>\n The four-bedroom main house includes a spacious main with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite that sits just off a more formal living and dining zone. <\/p>\n The remaining bedrooms are accessed from a wider, open-plan living area including a woodfire heater and an enviable kitchen with stone splashbacks, a coastal aesthetic and a wine fridge among its full suite of appliances. <\/p>\n Ms Blanch said the home, which dates back to the 1970s, also had plenty of \u201coff-grid\u201d feel, and would suit someone looking to grow their own vegetables and have a couple of chickens for eggs. <\/p>\n Adding to the appeal, the home is a short trip from shops and the beach in Balnarring. <\/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: Former Melb Centrelink gets $160m luxury makeover<\/a><\/p>\n Ex-ANZ chief and wife bank on $11.9m Toorak home sale<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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