Mr Davis said the modern home was only completed a few months before the pair bought it from the builder.“When Dale and Wayne first saw the house, they signed a contract within two days to buy it — they loved it instantly,” he said. “It’s a stunning big riverside home with large bedrooms plus an office that is bigger than most standard bedrooms if a fifth bedroom was required“It’s got an expansive, open plan lounge and dining area with soaring ceilings, striking timber flooring, bi-fold doors and banks of windows to draw in cooling breezes and natural light.“The pool area is amazing. It’s a resort-style alfresco entertaining area extending off the central living space featuring a stylish outdoor kitchen, built-in BBQ and sparkling heated pool.“It’s very low maintenance with astro turf around the pool and entertaining area.” MORE REAL ESTATE NEWS The scene of ‘Barbecue-gate”At the time, relations between White and Bennett had hit the skids, with the coach sacked by the club on December 2. Wayne Bennett’s entertainment area will sell with the houseSACKED Broncos coach Wayne Bennett is severing ties with Brisbane, selling the riverside home he shared with his fiancee Dale Cage.And yes, the super coach’s infamous entertaining area is included in the sale. The resort-style al fresco entertaining patio made headlines after a number of Broncos players reportedly snubbed a function hosted by club chief executive Paul White in favour of a gathering at Bennett HQ. Features include a downstairs media room, a large office, rumpus room, powder room, three car garage, three bedrooms on the upper level and a master bedroom that includes a walk-in robe and ensuite on the main level of the house. Ms Cage said it was a wonderful street to live in, with good company all round. The four bedroom house was built in 2016 by local builders Grayhaus, who are recognised for their high-end quality finishes. Former Brisbane Broncos coach Wayne Bennett now leads the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Picture. Phil HillyardNow the coach of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, the couple had initially planned to rent the property, which was listed for $1850 a week, but will now sell the house to make the permanent move into cockroach country. Wayne Bennett and partner Dale Cage arrive at the Broncos Award Night last year. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)Speaking of the Brisbane love nest they once shared, Ms Cage said the property was a “warm, inviting and modern home … made for entertaining”.“We looked all over Brisbane when we were looking to buy … and we both fell in love with this house together,” Ms Cage said.“As soon as we walked in we knew it was right for us, and it would suit a big family as it’s got a heated pool and four big bedrooms, two of which are ensuited.” Wayne Bennett and his partner Dale Cage are selling their home at 356 Brisbane Corso, YerongaMore from newsParks and wildlife the new lust-haves post coronavirus13 hours agoNoosa’s best beachfront penthouse is about to hit the market13 hours agoThe Corso is a popular riverside street in Brisbane, and is home to a number of notable local sports stars and well known faces. The kitchen The property will officially hit the market tomorrow, with the couple seeking offers over $2 million.Ms Cage said it would suit a professional couple with children at school or university.She said it would be a sad moment when the house sold, but confirmed they would be regular visitors to southeast Queensland.“We both still have our families there and Wayne still has the farms,” she said. MORE NEWS: Former Lion on the hunt for new den “We didn’t really want to sell but it is probably time,” Ms Cage, a former real estate agent, said. “But we are comfortable in Sydney now. We are just renting a brand new duplex at the moment but we are looking at what areas we would like to buy.” It is listed with Ray White Sherwood agent Tim Davis, who sold the house to the couple back in 2016. Former tax evader lists Coast mansion Country music star’s farm ‘escape’ under offer MORE NEWS: A house AND a Lamborghini
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