The six-bedroom Byron Bay property with 15m infinity pool and sauna is selling for $37 MILLION – with rumors Chris Hemsworth or Nicole Kidman have snapped it up
Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman and Liam Hemsworth have been linked to record $37 million property sales in Byron Bay.
While it has not been revealed who bought the Coopers Shoot house which is rented out for $67,000 a week, real estate.com.au has reported that the actors’ names are in the mix, as they have both previously stayed at the property.
A top agent in Byron Bay told the publication that they were really surprised to see the house sold for $37 million because they don’t believe it’s worth that value.
They added that it must be a very specific buyer who fell in love with the property, and since Kidman and Hemsworth have both previously stayed at the property, it could be a possibility that one of them bought it.
The back country estate offers spectacular views as it sits high on Piccadilly Hill and features six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a 15m infinity pool and infrared sauna.
Hollywood stars Nicole Kidman and Liam Hemsworth have been linked to record $37 million property sales in Byron Bay
Kim Jones of The Range Estate’s said she had six buyers interested in the property, denying it was either Kidman or Hemsworth.
However, she said she was bound by a confidentiality agreement and could not disclose the buyer.
“We had one rock star identity that was interested — I mean a real rock star — but no, it wasn’t Nicole or a Hemsworth,” she shared real estate.com.au.
‘Certainly the privacy that the house offered was one of the trump cards.’
Sellers Tom and Emma Lane, of the Oroton fashion empire family, developed the property after buying it in 2017 for $3.8 million.
While it has not been revealed who bought the Coopers Shoot house which is rented out for $67,000 a week, realestate.com.au has reported that the names of the actors are in the mix as they have both previously stayed at the property. Nicole is in the picture
A top agent in Byron Bay said it must be a very specific buyer who fell in love with the property, and given that Kidman and Hemsworth (pictured) have both previously stayed at the property, it could be a possibility that one of them has it purchased.
It hit the market late last year with a hopeful $40 price tag.
On Thursday evening it was sold for three million below that price, after three parties competed for the luxury property.
It broke Byron Bay’s record for the most expensive property sold, after Jersey Investments, which is affiliated with the Billionaire Roche family, bought a $26 million property in Suffolk Park six months ago.
The $37 million property sits on 124 acres of farmland and an ad describes it as “sophisticated luxury that draws on a love of European influences, sustainability and a passion for living in harmony with the land.”
It added: ‘Taking full advantage of its prominent position high on Piccadilly Hill, the homestead opens up to the spectacular views that stretch across the surrounding lush farmland and the ocean beyond.
‘The property is architecturally designed and consciously built with sustainable elements, using natural and recycled wood, basalt rock quarried from the site and a mix of recycled material sourced both locally and internationally.
‘The artistic blend of natural textures, patterns and tones has created a property of timeless elegance and breathtaking beauty, which blends gracefully with the relaxed lifestyle of Byron Bay.’
Kim Jones of The Range Estate’s said she had six buyers interested in the property, denying it was either Kidman or Hemsworth.