XtraTime Web Desk: Former Australian spin wizard Shane Warne is eyeing a whopping 50-54 crore from the auction of his home in Brighton, Melboune. The legendary leg-spinner has decided to put up his lavish home for auction. The two storeyed five bedroom, five bathroom property in Brighton will go to auction on April 4, realestate.com.au reports. Warne purchased the home – formerly owned by Essendon Football Club legend Matthew Lloyd - in 2018 and according to the official records, he spent around $5.4 million for the property. According to reports, the house boasts a more than 500-bottle wine-cellar, tasting room and fully-equipped bar in the basement. There is also a home theatre, outdoor spa as well as a pool with a water feature. The Victorian is a frequent player on Brighton's property scene, and he's made a handsome profit playing the game. Below is a list of the properties bought and sold by Warne in Brighton: 1996: The beachfront home at 102 Esplanade is bought by Warne for $902,000. 2000: After renovations, 102 Esplanade fetches $2.61 million. 2000: Warne and Simone Callahan pay $3.6 million for a circa-1880 Victorian residence at 32 Middle Crescent, and reportedly spend a similar sum in renovations. 2007: The couple sell the Middle Crescent mansion for $8.8 million. 2007: For $3.7 million, Warne scoops up the five-bedroom house at 16 Park Street. 2009: The Park Street property sells for $6,775,000. 2009: Warne forks out $7.55 million on heritage-listed residence at 6 William Street, which he goes on to share with Elizabeth Hurley after he splits with Callahan. 2013:The William Street mansion sells for $10.85 million. 2014: Warne spends $3.95 million on mini-manor at 11 Kinane Street. 2016: In a move that made headlines, Warne buys back 32 Middle Crescent for $14.25 million. 2016: 11 Kinane Street sells for $5.35 million. 2018: Warne offloads 32 Middle Crescent for about $20 million. 2018: Warne buys a nearby property for about $5.5 million. 2020: Warne expects to sale the house for a whopping $6.73 million dollar i.e, INR 50-54 cr