The Block host Scott Cam’s childhood home is sold for more than $3million

The Block host Scott Cam’s childhood home has sold for $3.025 million. 

On Saturday, The Daily Telegraph reported that the charming pale pink three-bedroom home, located in Sydney’s Vaucluse, was sold two years after property developer, Tristan Waters, bought it for $2.6 million.

The family home features spacious living areas, a large original kitchen, huge pool and sweeping ocean views.

It also boasts a huge balcony and private outdoor entertainment area. 

Scott’s mother, Gay, owned the home until 2016, when it was sold to Tristan Waters, who is currently in a Serbian jail.

The property was to be developed into two, three-bedroom townhouses. 

Scott attended Waverley College, before moving on to do a three-year apprenticeship to become a carpenter.

Profit: Gold Logie winning host Scott Cam (pictured on The Block) grew up in the home and his mother Gay sold the property for $2.6 million in 2016. The property was going to be developed into townhouses by property developer Tristan Waters (not pictured)

In 1990, the handyman started his own business before starring on TV in 2000, on Backyard Blitz.

Scott also appeared on other Channel Nine programs, like Renovation Rescue and Domestic Blitz.

Scott first appeared on The Block in 2010, winning both a silver and gold Logie Award for his work. 

Happy memories! The home still has a lot of its natural charm, with the living area being airy with plenty of natural light

Nice view! The home offers breathtaking views of the ocean from two large windows at the front of the house

The veteran host of the top-rated program still lives in the area with his family, in a Mediterranean-style mansion Ravello. 

Obviously a fan of the area, the four-bedroom home was purchased by Scott for $4.6 million in 2012.

Entertainer’s delight! The three-bedroom home also offers an entertainment area to enjoy with guests