It should be one of the hottest properties on the block.
But Leah and Ash's sprawling apartment remains unsold after it was listed for $2.9 million on the show's season finale in November.
After lowering the asking price from $3.2 million to $3.125 million, Realestate.com reports that listings for the lavish property no longer mention The Block or the couple's name.
Despite reports of multiple offers on the five-bedroom, four-bathroom modern Art Deco home before Christmas, the home remains on the market.
In a strategic shift, Noel Susay, the Buxton Hampton East agent handling the sale, confirmed to Domain a “more traditional campaign”.
“Leah and Ash's House 2” remains unsold after being handed over during the finale of “The Block” in November, and now Realestate.com reports that the show or couple in the picture: douchebags Leah and Ash in the listings no longer be mentioned for the generous block
The move came after it failed to secure a buyer in the post-auction period, leading to a series of open inspections in recent weeks.
The agent also noted the challenges posed by the timing of the sale, as the end-of-year holiday season typically sees a slowdown in real estate transactions.
However, he remains optimistic about switching to a traditional private sales campaign and hopes it will attract serious buyers.
Leah and Ash's House 2 caused a lot of excitement among potential bidders ahead of The Block's auction in November.
The asking price for Leah and Ash's apartment has dropped from $3.2 million to $3.125 million
The Block buyer's agents predicted big things for the couple after the luxury home was listed with a guide price of $2.7 million to $2.9 million.
Designed as an updated version of the classic Art Deco style, the spectacular home features a spacious, open floor plan and expansive living areas.
Amenities also include an impressive split-level dining/living room, state-of-the-art kitchen and outdoor entertainment area.
The Block buyer's agents predicted big things for the couple after the luxury home was listed with a guide price of $2.7 million to $2.9 million
This comes after Yahoo Lifestyle reported in December that interest in the lavish retro home had “hit an all-time low.”
A source told the publication that the longer the home sits on the market, “the further the end is in sight.”
The insider even speculated that it's possible that the homes for the upcoming season of The Block could go under the hammer before Leah and Ash find a buyer.