The Block judge Marty Fox has listed his luxury Toorak home with a $13 million price tag – and promoted it with a very cheeky social media post.

The reality TV star posted a snap to social media earlier this week in which he bared his backside, using the stripped-back image to highlight the home’s seclusion in one of Melbourne‘s wealthiest suburbs.

‘You can walk out into the yard here and you are in the middle of the best urban postcode Australia has to offer,’ the post read.

‘Yet, not a single person can look at you if you decide to walk the entire property from front to back in the nude.

‘Selling the dream. One cheek at a time.’

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The Block judge Marty Fox has listed his luxury Toorak home with a $13 million price tag – and promoted it with a very cheeky social media post

The reality TV star posted a snap to social media earlier this week in which he bared his backside, using the stripped-back image to highlight the home’s seclusion in one of Melbourne’s wealthiest suburbs

The amusing post has since gone viral, putting extra attention on the stunning estate, which comes with a price guide of $12 million to $13 million.

 It comes after Marty and his wife Charlotte listed their Toorak home on the market, just four years after purchasing it.

The couple bought the lavish 1890-built property for $7.2 million in 2021, and conducted extensive renovations before moving in.

The pair made sure to keep the home’s historic charm while adding contemporary luxury and amenities.

‘It’s the largest landholding between Hawksburn and Toorak Villages,’ Marty told Realestate.com.au.

‘We bought it on a six-month settlement and actually renovated it before moving into it.’

The renovation was completed in a rapid four months while Charlotte was pregnant with their third child.

The decision to sell came as a surprise to many as they previously described the property as their ‘forever home’.

Marty bought the lavish 1890-built property for $7.2million in 2021, and conducted extensive renovations before moving in

The property also boasts an outdoor oasis complete with a pool, gym, sauna and a unique addition – a pickleball court – made possible through strategic negotiations with neighbouring property owners

The renovation was done in collaboration with Castley McCrimmon Architects and Dome Building.

The couple enhanced the home’s period details with additions like bi-folds, period French windows and custom skylights.

Stylish features also include chevron floors, ornate fireplaces and a pristine kitchen adorned with marble accents and brass hardware.

The property also boasts an outdoor oasis complete with a pool, gym, sauna and a unique addition – a pickleball court – made possible through strategic negotiations with neighbouring property owners.

‘Our business is growing, and we’re travelling a lot,’ Marty explained of their decision to sell.

The pair made sure to keep the home’s historic charm while adding contemporary luxury and amenities

The decision to sell came as a surprise to many as they previously described the property as their ‘forever home’

‘We feel that our dream is to be able to have a home in Queenstown, New Zealand, a home on the Gold Coast – which we now have – and a smaller home in Melbourne.’

Expressions of interest remain open until June 24.

Marty is the chief executive of WHITE FOX Real Estate, which he co-founded with his wife.

He first appeared on the 2023 season of The Block as a semi-regular judge and returned for the following season.