Inside the Judd cave as Chris and Bec Judd list in Brighton

Former AFL premiership winner Chris Judd and interior designer wife Bec have listed their opulent Brighton home that they have completely re-designed.

Judd paid $2,125,000 for the 1960s double brick home in 2010 (below), the same year he won his second Brownlow Medal after joining Carlton from the West Coast Eagles.

The home (above) was demolished and in its place a slick three level designer residence was built in collaboration between Bali's GFAB Architects and the local Architecture Matters.

It comes complete with an impressive state of the art basement man cave (top), featuring a cocktail bar and a gym.

The resort-inspired home has five bedrooms, including a four room parents retreat comprising two walk-in wardrobes and an ensuite.

Outside an all weather pavilion next to the heated wet-edge pool and spa, vertical gardens, cocktail bar in the man cave which is often referred to during his 3MMM commentary discussions. 

Marshall White Bayside agents Andrew Campbell and Jack Johnstone have a private auction set for May 31.

They have a guide of $4.71 million to $5.17 million.

The guide was based on comparables: