Former ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott and his wife, Nagla, are moving on from their Melbourne trophy home.
The Australian Financial Review reports the couple purchased the Burnie Street residence for $4.5 million from corporate consultant Justin Breeze in 2012.
Under their ownership, the four-bedroom property, known as Keyham, has been renovated with contemporary additions, led by B.E Architecture and Visioneer Builders,
Built in 1891, the single-storey Victorian residence spans about 1290 square metres.
It features four metre high ceilings, a stained-glass skylight, marble fireplaces, a large open plan kitchen and a casual living zone.
A Victorian-period underground bluestone food store has been transformed into a wine vault and entertainment space, with storage for more than 500 bottles.
Outdoors in the private rear grounds is a 10-metre solar-powered swimming pool and enclosed pavilion with a fully equipped kitchen with a Beefeater BBQ.
The property is one of just six remaining Heritage-protected Queen Anne architectural examples in Toorak.
Elliott joined ANZ in 2009, serving as the bank’s chief financial officer and global managing director of institutional banking before taking over as chief executive officer in 2016. He retired in Just 2025 after spending close to a decade as CEO.
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