Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews quietly sells Mulgrave home for $1.75m

Former premier Daniel Andrews has sold his Mulgrave home. Picture: Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images. The Mulgrave home of former premier Daniel Andrews has been sold. The four-bedroom house in his old electorate has been marked as sold via an online listing portal, with indications in cached data on Google showing it made $1.75m. The property appears to have been quietly listed away from the major portals with a $1.65m-$1.8m listing price, suggesting Mr Andrews had been seeking to make the sale discreetly. RELATED: Rockers Ross Wilson, Barry Palmer sell Melbourne homes ‘Sinister’: Vic govt slammed for landlord data delay Dan Andrews’ ‘ghost’ home legacy revealed as apartment towers stall The more than 700sq m property comes with a pool and three bathrooms. Mr Andrews was Victoria’s 48th premier and held the state’s top job from 2014 to 2023, the longest serving Labor leader to hold the role. His time in the role was polarising, ordering strict lockdowns and significant public spending that has been heavily criticised as a factor for the state’s current economic woes. He was also known for relationships with China, and was photographed at the China Victory Day Parade last year. Inside ...