Former premier Ted Baillieu relists Hawthorn mansion

Former premier Ted Baillieu and wife Robyn have put their house at 8 Calvin St, Hawthorn, on the market. Former Victorian premier Ted Baillieu and wife Robyn have relisted their historic Hawthorn mansion for $8m-$8.6m, a sum seven figures lower than their previous price expectations. In August 2025, the couple put the circa-1890s house on the market with a $9m-$9.9m range before later withdrawing it. Mr Baillieu served in the state’s top political job from 2010 to 2013, after previously stepping into the Liberal Party’s leadership in opposition from 2006. RELATED: Frankston: Ex-Prime Minister Lord Stanley Bruce’s heritage-listed mansion listed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s former Newtown home hits the market Sir Robert Menzies: Kew house of former Prime Minister is ready for a new owner His many other public-facing roles have ranged from chairing the Victorian government’s ANZAC Centenary Committee to sitting on the Melbourne Cricket Club committee. He was even Melbourne University’s honorary enterprise professor for the faculty of architecture, building and planning — a nod to his pre-politics career as an architect. The Baillieus have owned their six-bedroom home at 8 Calvin ...