Russell Crowe, 57, is ‘set to sell his Wolloomooloo pad’ featuring 11 bedrooms and its own 35-metre marina berth for a whopping $40million
Kiwi-Australian actor Russell Crowe is rumoured to be selling his lavish pad in Sydney’s Woolloomooloo soon.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald’s Private Sydney, rumours are rife the 57-year-old will be putting the expansive waterfront property on the market and could very well fetch a whopping $40million for it.
As the publication reports, Russell’s pad features 11 bedrooms, having combined four properties in the complex, and even has its own 35-metre marina berth.
Ready to sell? Russell Crowe, 57, is ‘set to sell his Wolloomooloo pad’ featuring 11 bedrooms and its own 35-metre marina berth for a whopping $40million, according to Private Sydney
Russell first purchased the pad back in 2003 for $14.35million and is believed to have refused an offer of $25million for it back in 2017.
Russell, who is the co-owner of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, also owns a sprawling 400-hectare property property in Nana Glen, near Coffs Harbour in NSW.
The property, which has been hit by bush fires before, also features it’s own chapel where he married ex-wife Danielle Spencer in 2003.
Pricey: Russell first purchased the Sydney pad (pictured is the complex) back in 2003 for $14.35million and is believed to have refused an offer of $25million for it back in 2017
Property portfolio: Russell, who is the co-owner of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, also owns a sprawling 400-hectare property property in Nana Glen, near Coffs Harbour. The property, which has been hit by bush fires before, also features it’s own chapel where he married ex-wife Danielle Spencer in 2003
Back in June, Russell announced his plans to build a $400milllion Hollywood film studio in the area, in Coffs Harbour.
Russell, alongside business partners Peter Montgomery and Keith Rodger, will be building a new film studio called Pacific Bay Resort Studios and Village which will span over 100 acres.
Peter, resort owner and operator, said in an official statement that a lot of careful thought and consideration has gone into the design and planning process and gave an idea of what they hope to achieve with the studios.
Big plans: Back in June, Russell announced his plans to build a $400milllion Hollywood film studio in the area, in Coffs Harbour
‘Our studios will cater for major international feature films as well as local productions, giving them the bonus of resort lifestyle in facilities that are designed to bring employment to the region and work in harmony with Coffs Harbour’s Regional City Action Plan,’ he said.
At the studios, there will be on-site accommodation for A-list movie stars and their families.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted representatives of Russell for comment in relation to this story.
Bringing Hollywood Down Under: At the studios, there will be on-site accommodation for A-list movie stars and their families