Cold Chisel rocker Jimmy Barnes and his wife Jane list their VERY unique $4million Botany warehouse residence for sale
Jimmy and Janes Barnes have listed their Botany warehouse residence up for sale.
The 65-year-old Scottish-Australian singer is hoping to nab $4million when his long-time Sydney home goes to auction on August 28, according to The Daily Telegraph.
The Cold Chisel rocker paid $1.6 million for the unusual two-storey converted warehouse in 2014.
On the market! Jimmy and Janes Barnes are hoping to pocket $4million after listing their Botany warehouse residence for sale. Pictured together
For sale: The four-bedroom, four-bathroom warehouse has been listed for sale through Steve Pappas, at Firmstone Pappas Properties and John Higgins from MyPlace
The four-bedroom, four-bathroom sprawling warehouse has been listed for sale through Steve Pappas at Firmstone Pappas Properties and John Higgins from MyPlace.
The home comes complete with a full recording studio with two soundproof studios after the previous owner spent over $400,000 in renovations.
His decision to sell comes as The Australian reported the musician has been spending almost all of his time at his NSW Southern Highlands estate.
Spacious: It comes complete with a full recording studio with two soundproof studios after the previous owner spent over $400,000 in renovations
Going bush: His decision to sell comes as The Daily Telegraph reported the musician has been spending almost all of his time at his NSW Southern Highlands estate
Jimmy and Jane married in 1981, and had four children – son, Jackie, and daughters, Mahalia, Eliza-Jane and Elly-May.
It comes as the rocker revealed that being cooped up at home did wonders for his marriage to singer wife Jane Mahoney.
The couple famously uploaded daily videos of themselves performing together in their loungeroom during the pandemic, and as a result, have grown even closer.
‘It brought Jane and I closer together’: The couple famously uploaded daily videos of themselves performing together in their lounger room during the pandemic last year, and as a result, have grown even closer
‘The intimacy of doing those songs in COVID with Jane, as much as that connected us to the rest of the world and kept us tethered to our other life of touring, it also brought Jane and I closer together,’ he told The Herald Sun back in April.
In his memoir, Working Class Man, Jimmy revealed it was a case of love at first sight when he first met Thai-born Jane back in 1979.
‘I’d met a lot of girls in my life, but no one had ever stopped me in my tracks like that girl did.
‘She was way out of my class, but I loved her from the minute I saw her. Jane would change my life,’ he writes.
Milestone: The couple are preparing to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on May 22