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Hewitt Family Relists Sydney Mansion at $14 Million as Focus Shifts Overseas
Former tennis star Lleyton Hewitt and his wife Bec have put their luxury Glenhaven estate back on the market with price expectations of around $14 million, after briefly withdrawing the listing while travelling on the European tennis circuit with their son Cruz.
The six-bedroom, four-bathroom property in Sydney's Hills District, which includes a championship-standard tennis court, is being handled by agents Gavin Weekley and Josh McAdam of Guardian Realty.
The couple purchased the five-acre estate for $10.3 million in 2023. According to the listing, the property features electric gates, a resort-style swimming pool, gardens designed by Secret Gardens, and a tennis court resurfaced in 2024 by GreenSet, the same company that supplies surfaces for the Australian Open. The home is located about 35 minutes from the Sydney CBD, near Round Corner Dural and Castle Towers.
The decision to sell reportedly stems from the family spending limited time at the property, as their attention has turned to supporting Cruz's tennis career on the ATP tour. The Hewitts have been considering relocating their base to either Florida or the Bahamas. The listing follows earlier reports suggesting Lleyton and Bec might live in separate countries for periods of time.
Cruz Hewitt reached the boys' singles final at the Wimbledon Junior Championships in London this year. Speaking to media at the time, he described feeling