AFL Golden Couple Chris and Rebecca Good are multi-millionaires thanks to their success in sports, media and business.
Now, WAG, who shares a stunning $7.3 million mansion in Brighton, Melbourne as well as a luxury chalet in the popular ski resort village of Mount Buller in eastern Victoria with her husband, is adding to their property portfolio.
The 38-year-old entrepreneur enthusiastically told her fans on Instagram on Wednesday that she is seeking the help of respected landscape and garden architect Nathan Burkett with a design project this year.
Think Big: AFL WAG Rebecca Judd (pictured), 38, revealed to her fans on Instagram Wednesday that she’s adding to her real estate portfolio. The entrepreneur is implementing a “Design Project for 2022” with respected landscape and garden architect Nathan Burkett
Rebecca shared a stunning aerial shot of one of the property, tagged with architect Nathan Burkett, in the post’s caption.
My design project for 2022. Excited to build this. Stunning landscape architecture,” she wrote online.
The property features a spacious outdoor patio set amidst lush greenery, with a stone walkway leading to an inviting spa.
Excited: Rebecca shared an amazing aerial shot of the property, tagged with architect Nathan Burkett, in the post’s caption. My design project for 2022. Excited to build this. Stunning landscape architecture,” she wrote online
The golden couple: Rebecca shares a stunning $7.3 million mansion in Brighton, Melbourne as well as a luxury chalet in the popular ski resort village of Mount Buller in eastern Victoria with her husband, retired AFL star Chris Good (pictured), 38
Luxury: The Judds live in a stunning $7.3 million mansion in Brighton, Melbourne (pictured)
Rebecca did not provide further details about the project, which leaves the location and the exact design points ambiguous.
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to representatives for Nathan Burkett and Rebecca for comment.
Judging by their success, it comes as no surprise that the Judds live on a stunning property.
DREAM KITCHEN: The stunning kitchen has bespoke joinery and gold-copper knobs
Master Bedroom: Rebecca and Chris’ bedroom features ‘Stormy Gray’
Proud Rebecca of the home documented the transformation of their Spanish colonial-style mansion in Brighton after purchasing it for $7.3 million in March 2018.
The sprawling home has its own gym and magnesium salt pool, as well as a tennis court that can be converted into an ‘oval football or cricket pitch’.
There is also a snooker table and a fully stocked bar, among other minuses.
NO EXPANSIONS: The home includes an adult entertainment room (pictured) with a pool table and a fully stocked bar
They celebrated the end of the renovations by throwing a lavish festival-themed party called “Juddchella,” which cost thousands of dollars.
After completing renovations to their Melbourne mansion, the Judds moved their focus to a new ski chalet at the popular Mount Buller resort.
Rebecca shares updates on the renovations on Instagram, after enlisting the help of home expert Dale Cheesman in April.
Advance footage: Rebecca had the steel pane windows installed, and documented the construction online
Celebration: Rebecca and Chris celebrated the end of the renovations by throwing a lavish festival-themed party called “Godchilla,” which cost tens of thousands of dollars
What a transformation! After completing renovations to their Melbourne mansion, the Judds family moved their focus to a new ski chalet at the popular Mount Buller resort in Victoria. In the before and after shot, shared by Rebecca on Instagram last month
While Brownlow Medalist Chris Judd, 38, was one of the highest-paid AFL stars — earning around $1 million a year at the height of his career — his glamorous wife also makes a lot of money on her own due to her various projects.
The mother of four owns the Activewear Gagade line with her husband and has a plethora of ambassador roles.
She also earns thousands of dollars a week by sharing sponsored posts with her 797K followers on Instagram.
Color and Style: Rebecca also shared a photo from another angle, showing the new chairs she bought to accompany the renovation. This image provided a better view of the muted color palette, which consists mostly of gray, white, and black
Fancy: In addition to the large wall—adorned with carvings, books, candles, and a fireplace—there was a coffee table, and a gray L-shaped lounge with a white fluffy chair.
Enough space for everyone: On the other side of the living space, there was a corner dining suite with ample seating for her family and guests.
This is in addition to the money she earned during her decade-long television and radio career, which included jobs at Channel Nine and KIIS FM.
Her husband also runs Chris Judd Invest, which specializes in producing “financial media content by interviewing some of Australia’s leading fund managers”.
Rebecca and Chris share four children, son Oscar, 10, daughter Billy, seven, and twins, sons Tom and Darcy, five.
Family: Rebecca and Chris share four children, son Oscar, 10, daughter Billy, seven, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, five (all pictured)
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