Adam Goodes’ $2.2million investment home is raided as part of a $1million cannabis bust across Sydney with police allegedly finding a ‘sophisticated hydroponic set up with 62 cannabis plants’
- Adam Goodes’ investment property renters allegedly growing cannabis plants
- Task Force Grassy raided the home and found 62 plants with a hydroponic set up
- Ten other people with arrested across several different Sydney suburbs
AFL great Adam Goodes got the call every landlord dreads – his multimillion-dollar investment property had been used to grow drugs.
The former Sydney Swans star bought the five-bedroom house in Kensington for $2.2 million in 2007, years before his retirement in 2015.
But after more than a decade of decent tenants, the Milroy Avenue home was raided by police as part of a $1 million cannabis bust across Sydney.
