She has been called the 'Queen of the AFL WAGs', so it's only fitting that Rebecca Judd has a multi-million dollar palace in which to live.
On Thursday, the mother-of-four offered a viewers a guided tour of her new home in Brighton, Melbourne on Channel Nine's The Style School.
Rebecca, who is married to retired Carlton captain Chris Judd, is currently in the process of renovating the couple's Spanish colonial home.
Rebecca Judd's gave Nine's The Style Show a tour of her new family home in Melbourne on Wednesday. Pictured with husband Chris Judd and children, Darcy, Tom, Billie, Oliver
'We bought this house to accommodate our really big family,' said Rebecca, who purchased the property with Chris for $7.3million in March 2018.
'The most important goal for this renovation was to create a house that ticked all the boxes in terms of what we needed for a functional family home,' she added.
'Bedrooms, bathrooms and enough living space so we weren't on top of each other, but [also so] we could also really enjoy gorgeous family time together'.
Rebecca began the tour at the bottom of the grand spiral staircase, admitting she still hopes to 'modernise it slightly' before they move in.
Not long left: The couple snapped up the sprawling $7.3 million property in suburb Brighton last March, and have been renovating it ever since - with work still on going
Grand: The WAG, 36, started the tour at the grand spiral staircase, admitting she still hopes to 'modernise it slightly' before they move in
Out of the way: Bec then revealed that she has put their children's bedrooms upstairs as it's 'important to separate our entertaining areas from our family zone'
She then walked around the kid's bedrooms; revealing twins Darcy and Tom, two, will be sharing, with daughter Billie, five, and Oscar, seven, each having their own.
The children will share one large bathroom in the impressive house, with Bec joking it will be split down the middle with a boys and girls side.
Bec added that she put their bedrooms upstairs as it's 'important to separate our entertaining areas from our family zone'.
