Cricketer Jon moss Sells Elwood Apartment |
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Written by Marc Pallisco
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Sunday, 27 May 2007 |
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VICTORIAN cricketer Jon Moss has put his Elwood apartment on the market after moving locally.
The former Sydneysider moved to Victoria in 2000 and over the next seven years became a valuable member of the Bushrangers cricket club. He was nominated Victorian one-day cricketer of the year for 2004-2005, and was part of Victoria's momentous Pura Cup winning season in 2003-2004, after the tragic death of coach David Hookes.
The two-bedroom apartment is at 99 Spray Street, which runs parallel to Elwood's Ormond Road village.
Chisholm & Gamon managing director Torsten Kasper is asking $420,000 for the apartment, which is being offered for private sale.
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