Channel Nine boss splashes $4million on a weekender – as the Shoalhaven becomes the new property hot spot for high-rolling Sydneysiders
- Channel Nine’s chief executive has just splurged on a holiday residence in Berry
- Hugh Marks just spent $4million on the contemporary house called ‘Yeramba’
- The house sits on 40 acres of land, half is grazing, the other half natural bush
More and more Sydney high-flyers are buying South Coast holiday houses, and Channel Nine’s chief executive has just joined the list.
Hugh Marks just forked out $4 million for a stunning weekender located in the Berry hinterland.
The Shoalhaven district has been rising in popularity among high-rolling Sydney-siders ever since the Foxground and Berry bypass was completed last year.
Hugh Marks just forked out $4 million for a stunning weekender located in the Berry hinterland
It’s a designer family retreat that is contemporary, architect-designed, known as ‘Yeramba’
The bypass has cut commute times down to less than two hours.
Domain.com describes Marks’ designer family retreat as a ‘contemporary, architect-designed residence, known as ‘Yeramba’.
The house sits on 40 hectares of land, half of which is grazing land.
Marks, who was appointed the role of Nine’s chief executive late 2015, has been living in Artarmon in his Californian bungalow since 1998
The other half is covered in natural bushland with a permanent creek, waterfall and ‘substantial rock pools’.
The Broughton Vale property was previously owned by former NEC and Hewlett-Packard boss Alan Hyde and wife Joanne.
The contemporary retreat was designed by TDDP Architects and was built around ‘ecological and sustainable principles’.
The Broughton Vale property was previously owned by former NEC and Hewlett-Packard boss Alan Hyde and wife Joanne
Half of the 40 acres is covered in natural bushland with a permanent creek, waterfall and ‘substantial rock pools’
Marks, who was appointed the role of Nine’s chief executive late 2015, has been living in Artarmon in his Californian bungalow since 1998.
He recently bought a $2,015,000 on a three-bedroom investment property in Neutral Bay.
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