Tones and I has purchased her fourth home, a $7.08million mansion on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.
According to a report by realestate.com.au on Thursday, the 27-year-old Dance Monkey singer recently bought the luxurious property in Mount Eliza.
The stunning state-of-the-art home features a basement lounge, pool and spa, and marble kitchen complete with a $150,000 oven.
Home sweet home: Tones and I has purchased her fourth home, a $7.08million mansion on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Pictured at The Global Awards in London in March last year
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom mansion sits across two levels, and also features a tennis court, sunken fire pit and bar.
There are also colour-changing light fixtures in the basement, a 3000-bottle wine cellar, wine lounge and underwater views of the pool.
It also boasts coastal views extending out to the city skyline, and is walking distance from another home in Mount Eliza she bought for $5.1million in May last year, according to a report by the Herald Sun at the time.
Moving in: According to a report by realestate.com.au on Thursday, the 27-year-old Dance Monkey singer recently bought the luxurious property in Mount Eliza
Life of luxury: The stunning state-of-the-art home features a basement lounge, pool and spa, and marble kitchen complete with a $150,000 oven
The property was first listed in 2020 with a price guide of between $8million and $8.8million, but sold for $7.08million earlier in the year.
Tones and I – real name Toni Watson – also bought a $3.3million Byron Bay retreat in December, according to a report by Domain in January.
She also owns a property in Melbourne’s Frankston, which she bought for just $800,000 in an off-market deal, according to a report by KIIS FM in January last year.
No expense spared: There are also colour-changing light fixtures in the basement, a 3000-bottle wine cellar, wine lounge and underwater views of the pool
Resort living: The five-bedroom, five-bathroom mansion sits across two levels, and also features a tennis court, sunken fire pit and bar
Before finding fame, Tones and I slept in her van and started out busking on the streets of Melbourne and Byron Bay.
‘I pretty much bought a van and took two weeks annual leave because I wasn’t 100 per cent sure that anything would work,’ she told triple j in February 2019.
‘I came up to Byron and on the first night of busking a guy walked past and he was like, “Here’s my card.” A month later, I was like, “What have I got to lose.”‘
Humble beginnings: Before finding fame, Tones and I slept in her van and started out busking on the streets of Melbourne and Byron Bay
She acknowledged just how drastically her life has changed since then during an interview with The Times in November 2019.
‘Last night I was at the NRJ Awards in France, and they put me in the presidential suite,’ she said at the time.
‘Last year we were sleeping on mattresses on the floor, scraping up enough change to buy a packet of tobacco.’
‘Last year we were sleeping on mattresses on the floor, scraping up enough change to buy a packet of tobacco,’ she said in November 2019