AFL Swans legend Tony “Plugger” Lockett and his wife Vicki have listed their Southern Highlands property, Roscoe Park at $4.6 million.
The Swans specialist coach, who told the Sunday Telegraph last weekend he calls himself a hobby farmer, is listing with a tinge of sadness.
“Yeah, it’s time for change, somewhere back down the coast I reckon.
"This place has ticked all the boxes.
"It’s been good for the family, the kids have loved growing up here,” he said.
The AFL’s all-time greatest goalkicker moved to the Highlands in 2000 with his wife and then young daughters.
He took up cattle farming along with greyhound racing.
The couple bought the 40-hectare property for $1.2 million after he initially retired from the Swans.
Renovations and extensions plus an indoor pool complex have been undertaken at the property which now has a six-bedroom house.
Duncan Hill, of Duncan Hill Property, has a $4.6 million asking price.
The downsizers are likely to remain in the Southern Highlands, where two of their daughters are at school.