Aussie cricket great's home spins off the market

Jason Gillespie has found a buyer for his South Australian home.

The retired fast bowler and current coach of the Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League put the property at 28 Huntingdale Drive in Normanville on the market. It is now under contract, as stated on the listing.

Records show the five-bedroom, two-bathroom home hit the market for $1.5 million-plus, with its price guide later modified to $1,495,000 to $1,595,000.

Jeremy Parsons and Bonnie Willsmore of Fleurieu Lifestyle Properties are behind the property campaign.

SOLD - $1,550,000

28 Huntingdale Drive, Normanville SA 5204

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The two-level property is described on the listing as offering a “lifestyle where luxury, tranquility and coastal beauty converge seamlessly”.

Entertaining is at the forefront of the home with an infinity pool and multiple verandahs that capture views of the Links Lady Bay Golf Course and Gulf St Vincent.

Interiors take on a neutral palette with whitewashed walls and timber floors. The kitchen is unique with its glass mosaic splashback.

Normanville is a seaside town on the west coast of Fleurieu Pensinsula. Along with its beaches, it’s an ideal camping spot.

Domain’s latest data reveals the median house price for Normanville is $655,000. This highlights a surge of 79.5 per cent over five years.

Gillespie retired from professional cricket in 2008 and coaches not only the Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League but also the South Australian men’s cricket team.