In the unhurried rhythms of the property market, the last home from The Block 2022 has finally found its place — Dylan and Jenny's Macedon Ranges retreat selling for $3.9 million, some months after the cameras stopped rolling and the other four couples had already moved on. The sale, $180,000 below reserve, closes a chapter on what was billed as the show's most ambitious season, one that produced both record-breaking triumph and the quiet patience of waiting for the right buyer. With all five properties now sold, a cycle completes itself, and the machinery of renovation television turns its at
The Block 2022: Dylan and Jenny's house finally sells for $3.9M
The last couple to offload their house from a season that wouldn't let go
Mark
So Dylan and Jenny's house finally sold. Why did it take so much longer than the others?
Mimi
That's the question, isn't it. The house itself had everything—the views, the finishes, the pool. But it sat on the market for months while Ankur and Sharon's place, which also didn't sell at auction, moved quickly after.
Luke
We don't actually know why. The source doesn't say. It could be price, it could be market timing, it could be something about the specific buyer pool. We're told it took longer, but not why.
Mark
Fair point. So what does $180,000 below reserve actually mean for Dylan and Jenny?
Mimi
It means they didn't hit their target. The reserve was set at $4.08 million during the auction, and the final sale came in at $3.9 million. That's a gap.
Luke
But we don't know their actual profit or loss. We know what five other couples made, but not Dylan and Jenny's bottom line. The source doesn't give us that.
Mark
So Omar and Oz made $1.6 million profit—that's the headline winner.
Mimi
By a significant margin. The next best was Ankur and Sharon at $170,000, and Rachel and Ryan at $169,000. Tom and Sarah-Jane barely broke even on the house itself.
Luke
Those are the profits on the properties. Tom and Sarah-Jane had the Ranger to sell, which changes their math. But yes, Omar and Oz were in a different league.
Mark
What does this mean for The Block as a show?
Mimi
It clears the decks. All five properties are now sold. The production can move forward with the next season without waiting for stragglers.
Luke
It also suggests the market absorbed all five properties eventually, even if the timing was uneven. That's worth noting—they all sold.
The Pulse
- While four other couples from The Block 2022 found buyers within weeks of auction night, Dylan and Jenny's five-bedroom Macedon Ranges home sat unsold through summer and deep into the new year.
- The $180,000 gap between the eventual $3.9 million sale price and the $4.08 million reserve underscored the tension between a show's ambitions and the market's quiet indifference to television timelines.
- The season's results were sharply uneven — Omar and Oz walked away with a record $1.6 million profit, while Tom and Sarah-Jane netted just $20,000, relying on a Ford Ranger prize to soften the blow.
- A real estate spokesperson framed the eventual sale as a matter of fit — new owners drawn to the craftsmanship and the rare combination of rural setting and Melbourne proximity.
- With Dylan and Jenny's sale confirmed, all five Block 2022 properties are now off the market, releasing Channel 9 to move forward with production on the next series.
In the unhurried rhythms of the property market, the last home from The Block 2022 has finally found its place — Dylan and Jenny's Macedon Ranges retreat selling for $3.9 million, some months after the cameras stopped rolling and the other four couples had already moved on. The sale, $180,000 below reserve, closes a chapter on what was billed as the show's most ambitious season, one that produced both record-breaking triumph and the quiet patience of waiting for the right buyer. With all five properties now sold, a cycle completes itself, and the machinery of renovation television turns its attention forward.
Dylan and Jenny's home from The Block 2022 has sold for $3.9 million — $180,000 short of its auction-night reserve — making them the last of the season's five couples to offload their property. The five-bedroom, three-bathroom home in the Macedon Ranges came with a fire pit, swimming pool, wood-fired hot tub, and sweeping rural views, yet it lingered on the market for months after the season wrapped in November.
The Block 2022 had been promoted as the show's most ambitious build, but the financial outcomes told a fractured story. Omar and Oz claimed a record $1.6 million profit as season winners. Ankur and Sharon, whose home also failed to sell on auction night, found a buyer shortly after in Adrian Portelli — the same man who had acted as dummy bidder for Omar and Oz — netting a $170,000 return. Runners-up Rachel and Ryan secured $169,000, while fan-favourites Tom and Sarah-Jane managed just $20,000, with plans to supplement that by selling the Ford Ranger they'd won during the show's Landscape Week challenge.
Dylan and Jenny's wait was the longest of all. A real estate spokesperson confirmed the sale, noting the new owners were drawn to the quality of construction and the property's balance of rural character and proximity to Melbourne — a quiet resolution to months of uncertainty.
With this final sale, all five Block 2022 homes have now changed hands, and Channel 9 has signalled it is ready to begin production on the next series — no longer tethered to the unfinished business of the season before.
Dylan and Jenny's house from The Block 2022 finally found a buyer early this year, selling for $3.9 million—a figure that landed $180,000 below the reserve price of $4.08 million set during the show's auction night in November. The five-bedroom, three-bathroom property in the Macedon Ranges, just outside Melbourne, came with the kind of finishes that typically command attention: a fire pit, a swimming pool, a wood-fired hot tub, and sweeping views across the landscape. Yet it sat on the market for months after the season wrapped, making Dylan and Jenny the last of the five couples to successfully sell their homes.
The Block 2022 was billed as the most ambitious build in the show's history, and the auction results told a mixed story. Omar and Oz, the season's winners, walked away with a record $1.6 million profit. Rachel and Ryan, the runners-up, secured $169,000. Ankur and Sharon's house also failed to sell on auction night, but it moved quickly afterward—purchased by Adrian Portelli, who had served as the so-called dummy bidder for Omar and Oz. That sale netted Ankur and Sharon a $170,000 profit. Fan-favourites Tom and Sarah-Jane managed only a $20,000 profit on their property, though they planned to offset that by selling the Ford Ranger they'd won during the show's Landscape Week challenge for $80,000.
Dylan and Jenny's extended wait to sell stood out. While other properties found buyers within weeks of the auction, theirs remained unsold through the summer months and into the new year. A real estate spokesperson confirmed the eventual sale, noting that the new owners were drawn to the quality of the construction and the property's proximity to Melbourne combined with its rural setting. The comment carried the tone of a relief—a property that had lingered finally placed with a family who valued what it offered.
With Dylan and Jenny's sale, all five homes from The Block 2022 have now been sold. The development, located in the Macedon Ranges, represented a significant undertaking for the production, and clearing the final property from the market signals a transition point. Channel 9 has indicated it is ready to move forward with production on the next series of The Block, no longer waiting for the previous season's real estate to fully resolve.
Notable Quotes
Dylan and Jenny's house is now a much loved property for a family who were impressed with the high standard of the build, and incredible views of the Macedon Ranges so close to Melbourne.— TCC Real Estate spokesperson
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