Disgraced celebrity chef Pete Evans sold his Malabar mansion for a whopping $3.5million on Saturday.
And the anti-vaxxer, 47, appeared very confident as he took a stroll with his real estate agent moments before the auction kicked off.
Clad in a denim button-up shirt and black boardshorts, the conspiracy theorist grinned as he enjoyed a breezy discussion with his agent.
Going, going, gone! Conspiracy theorist Pete Evans, 47, beamed as he strolled with his real estate agent moments before selling his Malabar mansion at auction for $3.5million
Pete completed his weekend ensemble with a flip-flops and an unusual yellow hat emblazoned with the image of a rainbow.
He also clutched what appeared to be a pet transportation bag, presumably containing his beloved dog Shikoba.
Pete was also seen making several barefoot trips to his car, before eventually driving away.
Precious cargo: He also clutched what appeared to be a pet transportation bag, presumably containing his beloved dog Shikoba
No shoes, no worries? Pete was also seen making several barefoot trips to his car
While the axed My Kitchen Rules judge failed to attend the action in person, he did keep abreast of the action via phone.
Pete’s name could be seen on the iPhone screen of one of the real estate agent during the auction, showing the celebrity chef had dialled in to hear the results live.
Meanwhile, the COVID-19 friendly auction saw a plethora hopeful buyers maintaining a social distance from each other on the street.
Low-key exit: Pete kept his head down as he made his way to the large vehicle
Too busy to attend? Pete was spotted driving away from his home as the auction began
Calling it in: While the axed My Kitchen Rules judge failed to attend the action in person, he did keep abreast of the action via phone
Listening in: Pete’s name could be seen on the iPhone screen of one of the real estate agent during the auction, showing the celebrity chef had dialled in to hear the results live
The five-bedroom home, which was designed by Pete Evans and his wife Nicola Robinson, was sold at auction for $3,366,000- well over the listed price of $3.2million.
Property records show that Pete bought the property in 2014 for $1.27 million, before building a new house on the land.
The house, which Pete and his wife Nicola only finished building 18 months ago, boasts an open plan living area, three bathrooms and a double garage.
Success! The five-bedroom home, which was designed by Pete Evans and his wife Nicola Robinson, was sold at auction for $3,366,000- well over the listed price of $3.2million
New normal: Meanwhile, the COVID-19 friendly auction saw a plethora hopeful buyers maintaining a social distance from each other on the street
It also features an alfresco entertainment room and a hotel-inspired master bedroom complete with an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe.
Unsurprisingly, the property features an exquisitely designed kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and a luxurious Caesarstone benchtop.
It also boasts a custom-built skate ramp outside, as well as a herb garden, solar panels and a heated magnesium swimming pool.
Auction: Two attendees were seen hugging each other as the auction kicked off
Designer digs: The house, which Pete and his wife Nicola only finished building 18 months ago, boasts an open plan living area, three bathrooms and a double garage
Pete is reported to be selling up his Sydney properties amid his move to Byron Bay, where he is planning to open his Evolve Health Labs clinic.
According to the company’s Instagram account, the clinic will offer ‘transformational practices’ such as ‘cold and conscious breath-work’ and ‘cryotherapy’.
Pete owns a farm just a short drive from Byron Bay, and has been self-isolating on the property with his family for much of the COVID-19 pandemic.
On the move: Pete is reported to be selling up his Sydney properties amid his move to Byron Bay, where he is planning to open his Evolve Health Labs clinic