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October 23, 2026 • 03:53 AM
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Former ANZ boss Shayne Elliott and his wife have listed a Toorak home with a secret underground 500-bottle wine vault.

Former ANZ chief Shayne Elliott and wife list Toorak house - realestate.com.au

First published 23 Oct 2026, 2:53pm

The solar-heated pool at the Toorak house which former ANZ boss Shayne Elliott and wife Nagla Khattab have listed.

Former ANZ head honcho Shayne Elliott and wife Nagla Khattab have put a historic Toorak house on the market with a $10.9m-$11.9m range.

Mr Elliott, who is married to Egyptian-born economist Ms Khattab, stepped down as ANZ’s chief executive in 2025.

Mr Elliott spend 16 years in the bank’s top job after three years as its chief financial officer.

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The circa-1891 home which the couple have listed features a 10-m long pool, poolside bathroom and changing room and an enclosed outdoor pavilion with a kitchen, seating for 10 guests, Miele appliances and a barbecue.

A one-time underground bluestone food storage area has been transformed into a wine vault and entertainment space, with storage for more than 500 bottles.

Out the front, a tessellated veranda and manicured gardens welcome guests to the house, set on a 1290sq m block.

The main kitchen is fitted with an island bench, timber floors and plenty of storage space.

ANZ’s former chief executive Shayne Elliott. Picture: Arsineh Houspian.

The underground wine storage and entertainment area is something of a hidden secret.

Inside, period features such as 4m-high ceilings, a stained-glass skylight, marble fireplaces in the formal reception and dining spaces, archways and bay windows have been retained in a renovation designed by B.E. Architecture and completed by Visioneer Builders.

There’s also a study with a fireplace, marble-fitted ensuite accompanying the main bedroom, laundry, security systems and a lockup garage.

The home, covered by a Stonnington Council heritage overlay, is close to Toorak Village and Como Park. Kay & Burton’s Andrew Sahhar has the listing.

Records show Ms Khattab bought the house for $4.5m, in 2012.

A six-speaker Sonos audio system provides music for the outdoor area.

There’s four bathrooms in the house including this one with a double vanity.

The home is close to Toorak Village, Como Park and schools.

Apart from his banking work, Mr Elliott served as the Australian Business Champion for Singapore between March 2024 and June 2025.

In this government-appointed role, he promoted Singapore to Australian businesses as a trade destination and springboard into the broader southeast Asian market.

Prior to joining ANZ, he worked at Citibank and investment bank EFG-Hermes in Cairo, Egypt.

The residence is for sale via expressions of interest.

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