PHOTO: Olympic swim champion Ariarne Titmus. WELLINGTON TIMES
The Brisbane family home of swimming sensation Ariarne Titmus has hit the market again, with an asking price between $2.35 million and $2.55 million.
The Chelmer property gained additional fame after Titmus shattered the world record for the 200m freestyle at the Australian trials on Wednesday night.
Olympic swim champion Ariarne Titmus at home in Brisbane before the upcoming Paris Olympics. Picture: Lachie Millard.
This four-bedroom Hamptons-style residence was recently up for auction but did not sell, despite attracting several registered bidders.
Ariarne Titmus (front), Mia Titmus, mum Robyn Titmus and dad Steve Titmus at the back veranda of their Chelmer family home. Photo: Peter Brew-Bevan/Australian Women’s Weekly.
Ariarne Titmus is selling the Chelmer family home. Image: Realestate.com.au.
The house was custom-built for Titmus’s parents, Steve, a co-anchor of Channel Seven Gold Coast News, and Robyn, a recruitment consultant. The property features a pool and is conveniently located near Ariarne’s training facilities and her former high school.
Inside the family home of swimming sensation Ariarne Titmus. Photo: Realestate.com.au
Spanning two levels on a 445 sqm block, the home offers ample space and comfort. Ariarne moved out in December 2023 and now owns a three-bedroom unit in Teneriffe, which she purchased for $1.65 million in June 2022.
The back deck of the Chelmer home the Titmus’s are selling. Photo: Realestate.com.au
The 178 sqm unit, currently rented, is located in a building with a rooftop pool offering city and Brisbane River views, barbecue facilities, and four private dining areas.
With the Paris Olympics approaching, all eyes are on Titmus’s performance. If she can replicate her 200m-400m double victory from Tokyo, she will surpass the achievements of Australian swimming legends like Dawn Fraser, Ian Thorpe, and Shane Gould
SOURCE: NEWS.COM.AU