Mitchell Starc House

Mitchell Starc, born on January 30, 1990, in Baulkham Hills, Sydney, New South Wales, is a left-arm seamer who represents the Australian cricket team in international cricket. He has won multiple titles with the Australian team, including the ICC Cricket World Cup (twice), the ICC T20 World Cup, and the ICC World Test Championship apiece.

As of January 2025, Starc is the fastest bowler to take 200 wickets in ODIs, as per Cricket Australia’s official website. According to the official website of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Starc will play for the Delhi Capitals (DC) in the IPL 2025 season.

Where does Mitchell Starc live?

According to Homes To Love, Mitchell Starc resides in his designer estate, situated in Terrey Hills. As of January 2025, Starc lives with his wife Alyssa Healy in his residence valued at USD 25 million when the couple bought it in February 2024. The designer estate boasts a 1.8-hectare estate labeled Charlotte Park. It was designed by Cadence and Co. The expansive designer home has drawn inspiration from the traditional American farmhouse style. The living room has cathedral ceilings, chandeliers, Chinoiserie wallpaper, shaker-style joinery, and a decorated fireplace stacked with bluestone.

The estate has a landscape garden that includes a swimming pool, a stable, a cabana, a chicken coop, a kitchen garden, and a tennis garden on the outside. The backyard fields some exclusive plants, including ancient olive trees, rosemary flowers, and hardy coastal flowering shrubs alongside a mixed bag of Australian native plants.

How many houses does Mitchell Starc own?

According to Homes To Love, Mitchell Starc lived at his North Curl Curl residence before moving to the Terrey Hills. Starc and his wife bought this house for USD 5.35 million in 2016. The house was constructed by model Jennifer Hawkin and her husband Jake Wall from whom the house was initially bought. Designed by an architect named Kochi Takada, the house had four bedrooms, stone-feature walls, an alfresco dining area, a kitchen designed with dark timber joinery connected with stone benchtops, a gas-heated infinity pool, a vast master suite, and a private terrace facing the seaside.