Block judge Marty Fox lists $13m Toorak mansion after baring backside in viral post

Block judge bares all for $13m Toorak listing

The Block judge Marty Fox has gone the full monty in Toorak, baring his backside in a cheeky Instagram post to help sell his own $13m designer digs.

The Whitefox founder and luxury property specialist used the stripped-back post to prove a point about the home’s complete privacy, and launched one of the most headline-grabbing listings in Toorak’s recent memory.

“You can walk out into the yard here and you are in the middle of the best urban postcode Australia has to offer,” the post read.

“Yet, not a single person can look at you if you decide to walk the entire property from front to back in the nude.”

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Marty Fox full moon instagram post – for Herald Sun Real Estate

Fox with fellow Block judges Darren Palmer and Shaynna Blaze and Marty Fox at the 64th TV WEEK Logie Awards. Picture: James Gourley/Getty Images for TV WEEK Logie Awards

Fox’s Toorak home has hit the market.

Now for sale with a $12m-$13m price guide, the renovated five-bedroom estate occupies more than 1400sq m across a merged double block between Toorak and Hawksburn villages.

Fox and his wife Charlotte purchased the home in 2021 and began renovating it before settlement under a licence to occupy.

The couple moved in the day before Charlotte gave birth to their third child, Bonnie.

Six months later, the pair bought the neighbouring property at the rear and joined the two blocks, creating one of the suburb’s most complete lifestyle estates — combining urban seclusion with resort-grade features.

The renovated five-bedroom estate has a $12m-$13m price guide.

One of the bedrooms.

Originally built in the 1890s, the home was reimagined under the direction of Castley McCrimmon Architects and built by DOME, with interior finishes hand-picked to reflect the couple’s timeless design philosophy.

Full-slab Italian marble has been used throughout, alongside Murano glass chandeliers, Venetian plaster walls, Perrin & Rowe tapware, chevron oak floors and antique light fittings sourced by Charlotte in Europe.

Landscaping by Nathan Burkett frames the home’s rear garden, which includes a heated pool, gym cabana with ensuite, wellness deck with sauna and ice bath, and a pickleball court.

The garden has been described in marketing as “Front Garden of the Year material”.

The tennis court.

The gym.

The home is being listed by Whitefox Stonnington director Lana Samuels, a prestige agent and social media influencer known for her reach and local buyer network.

Listing material calls the property “a landmark single-level sanctuary” and “a once-in-a-generation opportunity” to secure a luxury home of this scale and quality in the heart of Melbourne’s most exclusive postcode.

Fox has described it as the couple’s most personal project yet, and one that became the backdrop to milestone family and business moments — including the conversation that led to his appointment on The Block.

Expressions of interest close at 3pm on Tuesday, June 24.

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