Former Collingwood star Alan Didak lists luxury four-level Kew home with speak-easy bar

Former Collingwood star Alan Didak is selling his luxury Kew home.

Former Collingwood star Alan Didak is hoping to kick a big goal at auction, listing his luxury Kew home with $3.95m price hopes.

Property documents confirm the premiership forward’s four-level pad is a limestone-clad showpiece that was completed just three years ago, designed by acclaimed architect Coy Yiontis.

Set in the heart of Studley Park, the residence offers lift access to every level, a north-facing garden, a solar and gas-heated pool, and a deluxe basement speak-easy complete with a cocktail bar, wine display and plush built-in seating.

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Inside, bespoke finishes, oak floors and soaring ceilings set a sophisticated tone, with a wide entrance hall flowing through to multiple living zones.

A stone kitchen is fitted with Miele appliances, an integrated Liebherr fridge and freezer and a butler’s pantry — while the main living area features a gas fireplace and tall glass sliders that open to a limestone-paved terrace.

The outdoor area features a built-in barbecue, manicured gardens and heated pool.

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Premiership forward Alan Didak dazzled Magpie fans for more than a decade.

The home’s open-plan living and Super White stone kitchen flow to a sunlit terrace.

Upstairs, the main bedroom includes a lavish walk-in dressing room and luxurious ensuite with double vanities and marble finishes.

Three additional bedrooms each have built-in robes, study desks and private bathrooms, offering ideal family accommodation.

Along with the bar, the basement level also includes a fully equipped gym and bathroom.

A living area that opens straight out to the back yard.

The limestone-clad facade of Alan Didak’s Kew home.

Didak played 218 games for Collingwood between 2001 and 2013, and was renowned for his dazzling left foot, matchwinning flair and ability to deliver in big moments.

A former number three draft pick, he was a key part of the Magpies’ 2010 premiership side that broke a 20-year flag drought, won the club’s Copeland Trophy as best and fairest in 2006, and earned all-Australian honours the same year.

Known for being part of the Magpies notorious ‘rat pack’ alongside Dane Swan, Ben Johnson, Heath Shaw, and Chris Tarrant., Didak was a crowd favourite among Pies fans.

The north-facing backyard features a gas and solar-heated pool, manicured gardens and built-in barbecue.

A hidden speak-easy-style bar and wine cellar is one of the home’s standout features.

The location is within easy reach of Kew Junction’s cafes and shops, private schools including Xavier College and Methodist Ladies’ College, and Yarra River parkland and cycling trails.

Other features include zoned heating and cooling, heated bathroom floors, a remote double garage, ducted vacuum system, security cameras, alarm system and remote blinds.