Former golden swimming couple Emily Seebohm and Mitch Larkin put their stunning home on the market as they start dividing their property portfolio after their bitter split
- Emily Seebohm and Mitch Larkin have put one of their properties up for sale
- The couple, who split in July last year, own three houses in the Brisbane area
- Only one house, worth an estimated $1.375million, is jointly owned by the duo
- Seebohm's, 26, three-bedroom brick house in Hendra has be put up for sale
Former golden couple Emily Seebohm and Mitch Larkin have put the first of three properties on their portfolio up for sale following their bitter split.
The Australian swimmers, who parted ways in July last year amid a media frenzy, have put a modest three-bedroom brick home,in the Brisbane suburb of Hendra, back on the market.
The pair own a total of three homes in the outer Brisbane area, with only one being jointly owned and the other two being in Larkin's and Seebohm's names separately.
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Famous former sweethearts Emily Seebohm (pictured right) and Mitch Larkin (pictured left) parted ways in July last year
The first property up for sale was purchased by 26-year-old Seebohm almost seven-years ago for around half a million dollars, and she has since rented the residence out for just $620 a week.
It's believed to be about $77 a week less than the median rent price in the area, according to CoreLogic.
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However, many would have thought the pair would have sold the only home the former couple jointly owned.
It was assumed the four-bedroom property in Hendra, which the Olympic swimmers bought together two-years ago, would have been the first up for sale, as it was where the couple were living when their public split was first announced.
The asking price for Seebohm's home (pictured) isn't stated on the listings, but the median property price for the suburb is $732,500
The home (pictured) is situated nearby to local schools and colleges, and offers potential buyers a 'generous scope' to add their own touches and renovations
The lavish home is believed to be worth a staggering $1.375million, according to Realeastate.com.au.
While the asking price for Seebohm's home isn't stated on the listings, the median property price for the suburb is $732,500.
The home is situated nearby to local schools and colleges, and offers potential buyers a 'generous scope' to add their own touches and renovations.
The house comes complete with a swimming pool and a rumpus room, and also boasts built-in robes, a large lounge area and a terrace.
The asking price for Seebohm's home (pictured) isn't stated on the listings the median property price for the suburb is $732,500
According to the listing on realestate.com.au, the property is 'perfect for a young family or someone not wanting internal [or] external stairs.'
The listing also added that the low set brick home, which was built in 1998, would be attractive to buyers not wanting the 'ongoing maintenance expenditure' that comes with owning a timber home.
The other four-bedroom property in the couple's portfolio, purchased solely by 25-year-old Larkin four-years-ago, has also not been put up for sale.
The ex-couple (pictured) own a total of three residences in the outer Brisbane area - with only one being jointly owned
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