The incredible waterside home in Sydney used to film the very first season of The Bachelor back in 2013 is now available to rent.
The sprawling Bayview home, called La Joie De Vivre, is where Bachelor stars Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich fell in love all those years ago.
The pad features six bedrooms, sweeping water views, it’s own pool and sauna and according to The Daily Telegraph, costs $6,500 per week.
Inside the incredible waterside mansion where Tim and Anna fell in love: Sprawling Bayview pad used on The Bachelor is up for rent – but the bond will set you back $26,000
According to its listing, the bond on the place is a cool $26,000.
‘The chateau-like residence has been crafted to offer the ultimate in high-end luxury designed to take full advantage of a breathtaking panorama with a northerly aspect and the backdrop of the Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park,’ the listing says.
‘A showpiece of epic proportions, the sprawling estate features every conceivable luxury with resort-style facilities designed for gala entertaining and family living on the grandest scale.’
Tim and Anna fell in love on The Bachelor Australia in 2013 (pictured) and married in a stunning ceremony in Italy in 2018
The pad features six bedrooms, sweeping water views, it’s own pool and sauna and according to The Daily Telegraph , costs $6,500 per week
The home features sweeping water views, manicured gardens, gorgeous al fresco areas, high ceilings and is French provincial in style.
Bachelor producers have reportedly secured a $2.8million waterfront property on the Gold Coast for the upcoming season, So Dramatic reported.
Daily Mail understands that production has began at a home worth a cool $14.5million.
Tim and Anna fell in love on The Bachelor Australia in 2013 and married in a stunning ceremony in Italy in 2018.
They welcomed their daughter Elle on November 14, 2020.
‘Introducing the newest addition to our family, Elle Robards,’ Anna wrote, alongside a photo of herself cradling the newborn.
The home features sweeping water views, manicured gardens, gorgeous al fresco areas, high ceilings and is French provincial in style
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk