Retired Australian tennis champion Paul McNamee has put his stunning Victorian residence on the market this week. The 1930's mansion in Malvern has sold seven times since 1987, with Paul and his wife Lesley paying $6 million in May 2008. The current asking price for the property is a tidy $7.5, which estate agent Mark Wridgway says reflects market forces. Scroll down for video Retired Australian tennis champion Paul McNamee's 1930s mansion in Malvern was put up on the market this week Not only is this property gorgeous, but it offers some well-connected neighbours- it is just down the road from the  house labelled the most expensive in Australia, whose previous owners included the late Prime Minister Robert Menzies.
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Bought in 2008 for $6 million, with a new asking price of $7.5 million
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Down the road from 'the most expensive property in Australia', previously owned by former prime minister Bob Menzies
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Boasts  a championship tennis court, in-ground heated swimming pool and five bedrooms
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Labelled 'the best house in Malvern'
The generous allotment of approximately 2155 square metres means there is plenty of room to expand, with @placeholder suggesting that an avid tennis fan could extend the tennis court even further.