Inside the incredible $3.5million Love Island Australia villa in Byron Bay – ahead of the highly anticipated new season
Season three of Love Island Australia will premiere on Channel Nine in the coming weeks.
The popular reality TV show is currently being filmed in a stunning $3.5million villa in Byron Bay.
According to Realestate.com.au, the secluded contemporary property, which sits on 10 hectares, costs up to $4000 a night.
Inside the incredible $3.5million Love Island Australia villa in Byron Bay… ahead of the highly-anticipated new season. Pictured host Sophie Monk
The villa has a spacious open-plan living space with a sunken lounge by a fireplace.
The modern kitchen has large bi-fold doors, which open up to an outdoor deck and dining space.
The home also has a 18metre in-ground swimming pool and an outdoor fire pit.
Modern: The popular reality TV show is currently being filmed in a stunning $3.5million villa in Byron Bay
Price tag: According to Realestate.com.au, the secluded contemporary property, which sits on 10 hectares, costs up to $4000 a night
On Sunday, Love Island Australia announced its airdate has been pushed back.
According to TV Blackbox, a spokesperson for Channel 9 confirmed the show will reach screens later this year.
‘After working through production issues that have been widely reported, Love Island Australia will now launch on Monday, October 11 at 8.45pm on Channel 9 and 9Now,’ the spokesperson told TV Blackbox on Sunday.
The Mayor of Byron Shire had demanded to halt production on Love Island when the entire region was forced into a seven-day lockdown after a staffer working on both Love Island and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! tested positive for Covid-19.
Cosy: The villa has a spacious open-plan living space with a sunken lounge by a fireplace
Michael Lyon accused ITV Studios – which produces both Love Island and I’m a Celebrity for different networks – of bringing ‘Covid to the region’ in a searing Facebook post on Wednesday, and said he was trying to ‘rescind council approval’.
However, instead of a shutdown, the crew are being given a 30 day window to film the series.
The same amount of episodes will be made despite the new restrictions and the show is expected to make it to air just a week late.
Spacious: The modern kitchen has large bi-fold doors, which open up to an outdoor deck and dining space