Notorious heavily tattooed Hells Angel’s $1million house shows how bikies REALLY live – as he lists the home for sale days after being booted from the gang
- Heavily inked Hells Angel Dayne Brajkovich, 42, is selling his home in Ascot, WA
- Former sergeant at arms was kicked out of his own bikie gang in Perth last week
- Brajkovich reportedly objected to other members partying with rival bikie gangs
- The bikie’s house was targeted in a night-time drive-by shooting in March 2021
A notorious bikie who was sensationally booted out of the Hells Angels gang last week has listed his luxury home for sale.
Former sergeant-at-arms Dayne Brajkovich, 42, lived in the Ascot house in Western Australia for the past few years – but after a reported major dispute with other senior gang members, the heavily inked enforcer is said to have bought elsewhere in the state.
The property, east of Perth’s CBD, is priced at a ‘bargain’ $900,000 – and has been listed for sale since February 3.
The house is described on the Domain website as a ‘sublime and sophisticated sanctuary’ and ‘perfect for ‘a busy professional.’
It features hardwood floors, a grand entry foyer, an alarm system, CCTV and security grill doors.
Tattoo clad former Hells Angels bikie Dayne Brajkovich has listed his luxury home in Western Australia on the market
Bikie Dayne Brajkovich leaves a sentencing hearing at Perth Magistrates Court last year dressed in an outfit WA Police Commissioner Chris Dawson described as ‘disrespectful’
The home is located in Ascot, Western Australia (pictured right) and has a current asking price of $900,000
The Ascot home also features hardwood floors, a grand entry foyer, an alarm system, CCTV and security grill doors
The house also features a gym with all the latest equipment for those happy to exercise within the comfort of their own home
Tellingly, there was no mention online that the lavish home was sprayed with bullets on March 2 last year.
Court documents showed a passenger in a stolen Porsche fired up to five shots from a handgun soon after arriving at the home.
Brajkovich, his partner and her seven-year-old child were inside at the time – but the trio miraculously escaped uninjured.
The Porsche was found burnt out a short time later at nearby High Wycombe, with police holding the belief a white Mercedes was then used to pick up the occupants from the scene.
The Mercedes was set alight the next day in Keysbrook.
Following the terrifying incident last March, Jacob Peter Gorton was arrested in Brisbane and extradited to WA, where he is facing arson and stealing charges in relation to both vehicles, the West Australian reports.
Tattoo clad Brajkovich, who was convicted of bashing Rebels gang chief Nick Martin just weeks before his assassination in 2020, was reportedly set upon by a series of Hells Angels members before getting booted from the club last week.
He is also infamous for his distinctive ‘HAMC’— the acronym for Hells Angels Motorcycle Club — tattooed on his nose.
Additionally, Brajkovich has a ‘1 per cent’ tattoo on his throat and above his top lip, a direct reference to select bikies who openly choose to live as outlaws.
Brajkovich was expelled from the Hells Angels in WA after expressing his displeasure with some members partying with bikies from rival gangs, including attending a birthday party for a Rebels bikie
The Ascot house is described on the Domain website as a ‘sublime and sophisticated sanctuary’ and ‘perfect for ‘a busy professional’
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