Did you know the prize-winning home from The Block 2025 is available to stay in as an Airbnb?
Built by contestants Britt and Taz, the four-bedroom pad in Daylesford, Victoria, sold to an anonymous buyer for $3.41 million during the 2025 season finale.
The police officers, who hail from Newman, WA, took home over half a million dollars in profit after their win.
Now, a year on, the four-bedroom property is available to stay in on Airbnb – but its not cheap!
If you have a spare $3.5k, you can stay in Britt and Taz’s winning home for a two-night stay.
The new owners describe the luxury home as a “private wellness estate in Daylesford”, giving holidaymakers exclusive access to the entire home.
It can sleep up to eight guests across four bedrooms, and it is ranked in the top 10% of homes on Airbnb.
Guests will have full access to the property’s cedar sauna, cold immersion, hot tub, heated pools and outdoor cinema.
You’ll certainly recognise some of the lavish features from The Block 2025.
The home is available to book for a minimum of two nights, costing $3.5k, and the full listing can be found here.
And Britt and Taz’s home may not be the only Block property set to appear on Airbnb.
Mark Nunn, Director and Auctioneer for Buxton, tells New Idea that buyers will likely invest in the 2026 homes to transform them into profitable Airbnbs.
“Obviously, there are challenges in the market [and] the real estate sector at the moment with interest rates and economic pressures and all the rest of it, but I think a lot of these properties are more for aspirational buyers,” he says, given the staggering $3.45million reserve price.
“It might be a second or third home; it might be an Airbnb. There are certainly local buyers as well who are showing interest from an owner or occupier point of view, too. So, we’re actually getting a bit of a mix of an investment and an occupier.”
Given that Mark is serving as Lisa and Rosco’s auctioneer on the 2026 series, he certainly knows what he’s talking about!
