Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh’s socialite sister buys $23.5 million in Noosa mansion
The socialite sister of the Real Housewives of Sydney star splurges $23.5 million on a Noosa waterfront mansion that boasts its own private beach
Socialite Jaclyn Gazal, the older sister of Housewife of Sydney star Krissy Marsh, has splurged $23.5 million on a lavish Queensland mansion.
Located on Noosa Sound, the sprawling multi-level waterside home features five bedrooms and four bathrooms.
Jaclyn, who is married to clothing mogul David Gazal, bought the posh property from Daniel Wade, general manager of Gina Rhinehart’s mining giant Hancock Prospecting.
Socialite Jaclyn Gazal, the older sister of Housewife of Sydney star Krissy Marsh, has splurged $23.5 million on a lavish Queensland mansion.
Wade originally bought the lavish, architect-designed Sunshine Coast expansion in 2020 for $10.91 million, reports the daily telegraph.
Built on the water, the 612-square-meter property features its own beach, a pool, and a private jetty.
Designed in a resort style, the house presents a vacation atmosphere with large terraces, perfect for entertaining.
Included in the generous open-plan layout is an oceanfront BBQ deck.
Jaclyn, who is married to clothing mogul David Gazal, bought the posh property from Daniel Wade, general manager of Gina Rhinehart’s mining giant Hancock Prospecting. Pictured: Jaclyn Gazal (right) with her sister Krissy Marsh (center)
Other highlights include a large media room, modern kitchen with serving island, and adjoining dining room.
Meanwhile, the master bedroom features its own bathroom with a kitchenette, walk-in closet, his and hers vanity, and freestanding tub.
Jaclyn’s shopping at the luxurious seaside vacation brings her closer to her sister, the reality star.
Built directly on the water, the 7,000-square-foot property boasts its own beach, pool, and private jetty Pictured: The incredible living room
The master bedroom has its own bathroom with kitchenette, walk-in closet, his and her vanity and freestanding tub.
Designed in a resort style, the home presents a vacation vibe with expansive decks perfect for entertaining (pictured)
In 2020, Krissy spent $10 million on a getaway to Noosa after selling her investment apartment in Sydney’s Double Bay in 2019 for $3.7 million. She also has a second property on the coast.
Krissy herself is a real estate agent and ran her own successful real estate company, which she has since sold.
Previously, she spent two years living in China with her husband, property developer John Marsh, who still lives in Shanghai for work.
Jaclyn’s purchase of the luxurious holiday coast brings her closer to her reality TV star sister, who already owns property in the region.