including his holiday house in Quindalup, near Dunsborough.
The fondly-remembered coach, who took the Eagles to two grand finals and one premiership, bid the team adieu when he exited by mutual agreement in mid 2024.
He put his three-bedroom Quindalup holiday home on the market about six months later, selling it within days of the listing through real estate agent Garry Morris.
He bought the house in January 2022 for $1.41 million, selling it earlier this year for $1.7 million, which is a profit of nearly $100,000 a year for three years.
Simpson did not return calls, so his reason for selling is not known, but perhaps it is due to his travel schedule barely easing up since he left coaching.
He works in football media as an AFL analyst, splitting his time between TV’s Fox Footy and radio station SEN.
While it mostly involves working in Perth, the gig includes regular travel to Melbourne, which may make a commute down south on his days off seem somewhat unappealing.
The 167sqm home is a 810sqm of land on the beach-side of Caves Rd, and is set only one house away from the beach in the picturesque suburb of Quindalup.
It includes several conveniences, including a two car garage, a study, a modern kitchen and a kids activity room.
