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Port Adelaide great Dom Cassisi selling Tennyson home

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Former Port Adelaide captain Dom Cassisi is selling his Tennyson luxury home at $2.25m-$ 2.45m, developed in late 2023 with a business partner through a corner-block subdivision into three houses. The four-bedroom property, constructed from precast concrete with premium finishes, a lift, and motorized car turntable, reflects ongoing demand for high-end coastal residential in Adelaide's exclusive suburbs, positioned uniquely between lake and beachfront.

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