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Paul Hogan to sell U.S. home
In the midst of Paul Hogan’s Australian tax turmoil, the actor and his wife, Linda Kozlowski, have reportedly listed their Californian house for $US6.5 million.
Hogan, who started his career as a painter on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, first made a name for himself in the 1970’s delivering a comical interview on ‘A Current Affair’, which in turn lead to his own show ‘The Paul Hogan Show’. He was awarded Australian of the Year in 1985 and was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM). Hogan stared in his first film, Crocodile Dundee, in 1986, which became the most successful Australian film ever and won him a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor. Hogan has also starred in ‘Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles’, ’Almost an Angel’, ‘Flipper’, ‘Lightning Jack’, and ‘Charlie and Boots’.
Realestalker reports that the recently built French style mansion sits on 1.2 acres. The gated property includes a grand sweeping driveway, double garage, a handcrafted and carved hardwood front door, a formal living room with fireplace, formal dining room with a crystal chandelier, a large family room with French doors leading out to a terrace with an outdoor fireplace, a light filled gourmet kitchen, four bedrooms, and four bathrooms.
The grounds include beautiful lawns, a swimming pool, an open-air cabana with a second outdoor fireplace and mini-kitchenette, and an organic vegetable garden with a citrus orchard.
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Designer Family Lifestyle
Beth De Carne, is selling her home in the Melbourne suburb of North Balwyn for over $3 million. De Carne owns Versus Design, a commercial and residential interior design company that has done the interiors for many offices, including Foxtel’s marketing department.
The European inspired home was designed by Michael Watkin and built by Masterplan Builders. It features five bedrooms, three bathrooms, striking Marie Antoinette parquetry flooring, elegant formal living and dining, casual open-plan living overlooking a brilliant alfresco entertaining area, solar and gas-heated in-ground pool, self-contained cabana, gourmet kitchen, separate laundry, home cinema, study, upstairs retreat, underground cellar, and an integrated state-of-the-art Sonos audio system.
For further information, find it on Millionplus.
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Malvern's First and foremost
Communications consultant and coach David Kennedy, and his wife Deborah, are selling their home in the Melbourne suburb of Malvern for $1.5 million.
The historic home, named ‘Evandale’, was the first home in the area and originally had its expanse of land addressed as the famous Glenferrie Road. The home was built in 1887 and was only updated to include running hot water in the late 1980’s.
The Victorian classic includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a new designer kitchen, living area, and a conservatory-style dining area. Outside includes a double garage, off street parking for five cars, and private landscaped gardens.
For further information, find it on Millionplus.
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Tasmanian Estate offers endless possibilities
One of Tasmania’s most revered landholdings, Musselroe Estate, is set to hit the market offering up a luxury home, retreat, farm or tourism development like no other.
The incredible 1908 hectares rural property is on two freehold titles in the North-East corner of Tasmania, adjacent to Mt William National Park, near the famous ´Bay of Fires´ walking track and in close proximity to Tasmanias white, sandy East Coast beaches.
Colliers International Director Rob Joyes says, “We expect to attract interest from high-net-worth individuals looking for a secluded new home or the ultimate getaway retreat, farmers, tourism operators or those looking for a combination of these uses.”
The estate features a 1,100 square metre homestead designed by renowned Australian architect Espie Dods, who is well known for his classically inspired houses, which incorporate a very generous use of space and excellent proportions. His other work includes commissions for John Laws and Kerry Packer. The home includes seven bedrooms, a drawing room, dining room, bright living areas, five bathrooms, a billiard room, a country-style kitchen. The grounds feature a thirty-acre lake, frontage to Musselroe River, a separate four bedroom manager’s residence and its own airstrip.
“With the benefit of its own airstrip, the property is located only 50 minutes direct flying time from Melbourne, or 150km drive from Launceston,” says Harcourts Rural Director Michael Warren.
The property is being sold by Colliers International Director Rob Joyes in conjunction with Harcourts Rural Director Michael Warren, with an expected price tag of more than $4 million.
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