He’s the My Kitchen Rules star and chef known for backing the controversial Paleo diet.
And it seems Pete Evans’ stunning new mansion is rather Paleo-friendly.
The 45-year-old has built an ultra-modern pad in Sydney’s Malabar, which he said is completely ‘fluoride free.’
Inside Paleo Pete’s palace! My Kitchen Rules star Evans builds a stunning seaside mansion in Sydney that is ‘fluoride free’ and solar-powered (pictured with wife Nicola Robinson)
Impressive: Sharing a shot of the home (pictured) on Facebook where it appears almost complete, Pete revealed his excitement at the unique touches he’s added to his place
Sharing a shot of the home on Facebook where it appears almost complete, Pete revealed his excitement at the unique touches he’s added to his home, which is solar-powered.
‘Looking forward to creating our own renewable energy and cutting down our electricity bills and working with the Tesla Powerwall 2,’ Pete wrote in part of his post.
‘Looking forward to sharing info on how we managed to make the whole house fluoride free too.’
Proud new owner! ‘Looking forward to creating our own renewable energy and cutting down our electricity bills and working with the Tesla Powerwall 2,’ Pete wrote in part of his post
No expenses spared! Pete and ‘Nutrition mermaid’ wife Nicola Robinson have built a stunning double-storey property with Metricon homes
It’s going to be lavish: What looks like the start of a lap pool is pictured in the yard
Pete and ‘Nutrition mermaid’ wife Nicola Robinson have built a stunning double-storey property with Metricon homes.
The pair quietly listed their other five-bedroom mansion in the same suburb for a reported $3 million late last year.
The high-profile couple purchased the property in 2013 for $1.44 million and lived there with Pete’s two children Chilli, 12, and Indii, ten, from a previous marriage.
They love the area: The pair quietly listed their other five-bedroom mansion in the same suburb for a reported $3 million late last year
Property portfolio: They also have a 10-hectare farm in the Byron Bay hinterland in Northern NSW
They also have a 10-hectare farm in the Byron Bay hinterland in Northern NSW.
Pete is known for his strict adherence to the controversial Paleolithic diet, with its activated almonds, emu meatballs and bone broth.
But in a surprising new interview, he revealed things were very different in his younger years.
From farm to plate! Pete is known for his strict adherence to the controversial Paleolithic diet, with its activated almonds, emu meatballs and bone broth
Near the sea: Malabar is on the beach and close to the Sydney CBD
Speaking on Who Weekly’s Who Are You podcast recently, Pete said he once inhabited a world full of ‘LSD, ecstasy, cocaine and alcohol’ as a young chef.
‘In Melbourne… it was more of the LSD, ecstasy, cocaine and alcohol-fuelled environment that I stepped into as a young 18-year-old,’ Pete told Pete Timbs.
The TV personality added he was, ‘Working ‘100 to 110’ hours a week and ‘still going out and partying’.
‘Partying’: Speaking on Who Weekly’s Who Are You podcast recently, Pete said he once inhabited a world full of ‘LSD, ecstasy, cocaine and alcohol’ as a young chef