The Block leaked drone footage shows massive scale of House 4's master suite

Drone footage has captured the enormous scale of House 4’s master suite on this year’s season of The Block. 

In a video posted to YouTube in April, each of the houses on Charming Street in Hampton East can be seen under construction, with the drone circling all of the buildings.

House 4, which is being renovated by architect Steph and start-up worker Gian, stands out from the crowd, due to the sheer enormity of the works.

During last night’s episode of the Channel Nine show, Steph and Gian revealed that they have $20,00 worth of upgrades, which feature revolving shoe racks and luxurious finishings.

In the middle of the walk-in wardrobe, there will be a massive 1.8 x 900 island bench with storage.

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Architect plans from the show, which were released on Domain, show a large couch situated in the bedroom, a massive ensuite and a sprawling robe.

A screenshot of the building drone footage was posted to a Block Facebook fan page, where people were gobsmacked over the size of the room.

“Looks bigger than my whole house!” one person said.

“Surely not.......that's my whole house,” another agreed.

The Block's 'toxic' drama

Others couldn’t look past the drama that is seemingly eclipsing the renovations this year, with two couples - Leah and Ash and Kristy and Brett - finding themselves at the centre of it.

“I understand that The Block is a television show and the producers need a storyline, but this feels like High School behaviour!” one person wrote, adding, “It’s a shame that so many children are watching their antics.”

Viewers on Reddit claimed they're finding it hard to watch the show this year due to the "snarky comments and bullying".

Others agreed that the drama is “tiring” and they prefer to watch the show online so they have the ability to “skip through all the toxicity”.

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