House Rules stars make over modest Sydney two-bedroom

It’s the reality series that sees teams transform modest properties in just seven days.

And realestate.com.au revealed on Monday that one of the House Rules fixer uppers is a two-bedroom home in Sydney’s southeast.

The Rosebery estate has been given an epic transformation, increasing its market value from $1.25 million to $1.6 million. 

SPOILER ALERT: House Rules stars made over a modest two-bedroom home [L] in just SEVEN days and increase its market value to $1.6 million. Pictured on the right is the newly-built property in Sydney’s Rosebery 

The original property, purchased by Channel Seven in September last year, took on a modest feel, with a white exterior, dated brown tiles and a brick fence.

A moderately-sized kitchen featured a retro green bench-top, simplistic carpentry and vinyl floors.

Wooden slats led out onto a concrete space, boasting just a clothes line and corrugated iron shack.

Drab: The prior kitchen featured a retro green bench-top, simple carpentry, dated tiles and a vinyl floor 

Domestic haven: The new property’s kitchen takes on a very modern feel, complete with a marble island, back stools, glossy tiles and state-of-the-art appliances 

However fast forward seven months, and the property has been bulldozed and replaced with a two-storey, four-bedroom, two-bathroom abode.

The new exterior takes on a grey and black colour palette with polished timber and a stylish pergola.

Those with a passion for all things domestic, can make use of a modern kitchen, containing state-of-the-art appliances, a marble island, glossy tiles and black stools.

Simplistic: The former home’s living area took on a pastel colour palette with retro-style couches 

Chic: The renovated pad allows for the ultimate in entertaining, featuring wooden floorboards, stylish furniture, soft textiles and statement art 

While those who are keen to entertain can marvel over the spacious outdoor area, manicured lawns and statement water fountain.

The renovated abode currently sits at a market value of $1.6 million. 

Last year’s season of House Rules saw Gold Coast-based parents Aaron and Daniella take home the hefty cash prize of $200,000.

Dated: The previous home’s bathroom took on a dated feel, with brown tiles, simple carpentry and metal railings 

Statement style: While the latter property features white-washed brick walls, black and white abstract tiles and sleek finishes 

Following their victory, the lucky couple described their win as ‘surreal’ in an interview with news.com.au.

‘Even at two o’clock this morning, I woke Aaron up and said, “Do you know we’ve just won?”,’ an elated Daniella recalled to the publication. 

Referencing their increased bank balance, Aaron added: ‘To think this morning we’ve got another 200,000 reasons to be a bit happier, it’s unreal.’  

House Rules is set to premiere on the Seven Network this autumn  

Far from impressive: Before the House Rules contestants got to work, the outdoor area featured just concrete, rusty wooden slats, a clothes line and corrugated iron shack 

Wow factor: The renovated entertainment area boasts a stylish patio, manicured lawns and a statement water fountain