Hawks’ premiership star James Morrissey sells Glen Huntly home

Former Hawthorn player James Morrissey and partner Nancy have sold 37 Dorothy Ave, Glen Huntly, after more than three decades at the home. Former Hawk James ‘The Freak’ Morrissey and partner Nancy have farewelled their Glen Huntly family home for $1.78m. Morrissey played for Hawthorn in the 1980s and 1990s, earning the nickname for his superior goalkicking skills. He took to the field for three premierships including the 1991 grand final against West Coast, during which he scored a goal in the third quarter. RELATED: Ex-TV presenter, demons vice president Beverley O’Connor lists Brighton home Former Collingwood star Heath Shaw lists renovated $2.8m Kew home AFL fan buys Michael Tuck’s Berwick home, asks for personal tour Morrissey purchased the 1920s-built California bungalow where and Nancy they raised their children, more than three decades ago. They added a studio with its own kitchen where Nancy’s father lived and which later hosted their children, as they grew older. Other highlights of the four-bedroom house at 37 Dorothy Ave include three living areas, original period details and the kitchen with blue cabinets, an island bench, a Bosch oven and wine fridge. The 1925-built Ca...