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Australian test cricketer Peter Siddle is pulling up stumps on his Ormond home, selling his California bungalow at weekend auction.
The <a href="https://www.instagram.com/petersiddle403/?hl=en" target="_blank">four-bedroom, two-bathroom home</a> had been renovated behind its original 1920s style with a modern rear extension. 
Siddle sold for <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-ormond-123228630" target="_blank">$2.05 million after auction</a>.
The home, passed in at $2.02 million, sold to a New Zealand family moving to Melbourne.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-vic-ormond-123228630" target="_blank">Anthony Street</a> home has three outdoor areas – an alfresco area, a deck with outdoor kitchen, spa and sauna, and another deck out onto a lawn area.
There’s also room for pets, with the backyard big enough a few chickens and dogs.
Siddle, who’s taken more than 200 wickets in his 61-test career, had agent <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/agent/william-van-den-dungen-646586" target="_blank">William Van den Dungan</a> of Noel Jones Camberwell undertake the marketing.
Siddle and fiancée Anna Weatherlake – who will marry early next year – are looking to build their own home in a bayside suburb.
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Cricketer Peter Siddle sells in Ormond 

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Injured Aussie cricketer Peter Siddle and fiancee Anna Weatherlake have secured a $1.94 million building block in Black Rock, the bayside Melbourne suburb. 
They are ready to build their dream home on the 913 sqm block, which is 200 metres from the bay. It was the first time offered in nearly 80 years.
They've commissioned McKimm Architecture and Design to create something really special and we are looking forward to that next chapter of our lives”.
As to whether his next home will have more room for a bit of backyard cricket, Siddle can’t say for sure.
“Maybe a little bit of room for cricket or basketball, but I don’t know what Anna will say about that – she’ll probably want the space for more animals.”
Anna suggested on her Instagram page that getting more animals is non negotiable.
Jumping for joy infront of the sold sign, Anna hashtagged '#ImPuttingAChookHouseInside' and '#NonNegotiable' '#MoreDogs' '#MoreChooks'
The couple also posed for a video infront of the for sale sign with their four dogs.
They're moving from Ormond, where they sold their renovated 1920s California bungalow for $2.05 million.
Siddle paid $1.45 million for the four bedroom home in 2012.
It came with a cinema room and outdoor jacuzzi.
This article was first published in the Weekend Australian Mansion Australia property section.
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