My Kitchen Rules stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano put a lavish Melbourne mansion with an underground nightclub up for sale – and you won't believe the eye-watering price
The Melbourne mansion built by former reality stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano has hit the market with an eye-watering list price of $11 million to $12 million.
The couple rose to fame on My Kitchen Rules in 2016 and later built the palatial luxury retreat from scratch for an estimated $5 million after purchasing the waterfront pad in 2021.
Located on the so-called 'Golden Mile' on Brighton's waterfront, the resort-style pad features five bedrooms, five bathrooms and an underground 'nightclub'.
The couple, who have been involved in real estate development for more than a decade, will continue to build other projects, the newspaper reports Herald Sun.
Sumptuous and opulent, the home's style is the ultimate in modern chic and features grand ceilings and beautiful accessories, including a travertine entrance and custom bronze doors.
The Melbourne mansion built by former reality stars Zana Pali and Gianni Romano has hit the market with an eye-watering list price of $11 million – $12 million
The couple shot to fame on My Kitchen Rules in 2016 and later built the palatial luxury retreat from scratch for an estimated $5 million after purchasing the waterfront pad in 2021.
Highlights include a grand curved Venetian plaster staircase, a walk-in cellar, and a gas fireplace on both sides.
There's also a sunken lounge and alfresco dining terrace, a huge kitchen with onyx worktops and a butler's pantry.
The luxurious design features include a walk-in wine cellar large enough for 800 bottles, a swimming pool, an adjacent spa and sculpted gardens.
Other impressive features include a 'retreat' in the master bedroom, which features a walk-in wardrobe, and an en suite bathroom with sunken bath and skylight.
The most impressive feature is the nightclub-style 'underground' entertainment space, which is accessed via a lift.
The most impressive feature is the nightclub-style 'underground' entertainment space, which is accessed via a lift.
Other impressive features include a 'retreat' in the master bedroom, which features a walk-in wardrobe, and an en suite bathroom with sunken bath and skylight.
The enormous kitchen with onyx worktops and butler's pantry
Built to resemble a modern entertainment venue, the space features a large Blue Roma Quartzite bar and a home theater.
Other amenities include a private home office, game room, large dining room and billiards room.
The home's opulent design was developed by artist Sara Sidari, Thomas & Williams architects and landscaper Jack Merlo.
'The house is spectacular. It has a 20-foot fireplace, it's almost glass on both sides, and I'm planning to build a nightclub downstairs,” Pali announced on her social media in 2021, ahead of construction.