Inside Married At First Sight star Elizabeth Sobinoff’s $305,000 family cottage in Newcastle

She was supposed to move into a new place with her boyfriend Seb Guilhaus on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, earlier this year.  

But Married At First Sight’s Elizabeth Sobinoff has been forced to continue living with her parents at their family cottage in Newcastle, after the coronavirus pandemic canceled the couple’s plans.  

The Sobinoffs purchased their family home for $305,000 in 1999, and it has been the perfect backdrop for Elizabeth’s influencer career since the brunette found fame last year.

When she’s not away filming or visiting Seb, she shares her never-ending stream of selfies and sponsored posts from various locations around the property. 

Her favourite spot is the terrace, which has cosy chairs and a decorative railing.

The sun-kissed backyard is also regularly featured in Elizabeth’s photographs, where she is often seen posing on the family bench or using potted plants for props in her social media content. 

On Monday, Elizabeth shared a picture of herself relaxing in the family’s comfortable lounge room.

She sat on one of their leather chairs with a tea pot and chocolate bunny beside here while she watched some TV.   

In April, Elizabeth shared a picture of herself enjoying a candlelit bath while self-isolating. 

‘During this time please remind yourself that you are amazing and please do some kind things for yourself,’ she captioned the photograph. 

Over the past two years, Elizabeth has often posed for pictures in her home’s bathroom. 

She has also given fans a glimpse inside her cosy bedroom. 

Elizabeth’s bedroom walls are blue at the bottom and yellow at the top, with a paper boarder featuring pictures of the sun dividing the two beachy colours. 

The star welcomed Married At First Sight viewers into the family home in March.

Viewers watched as Elizabeth’s mother Gillian quizzed Seb over his future prospects around their sizeable dining room, while they all sat under a chandelier.