The Camden district acreage of the NSW Legislative Council member Mark Latham has now been listed through Inglis Property agents Terry Gordon and Carla Skinner, who have given $2.4m to $2.6m price guidance.
It had been briefly listed last month through Ray White without public price guidance.
The five-bedroom, two-bathroom homestead sits on 2.3ha with countryside views. The building block cost $460,000 in 2006.
“Nestled amongst the rolling hills and peaceful rural landscapes that make Mount Hunter so highly sought after, this exceptional five-acre estate offers the perfect blend of country charm, modern luxury and family living,” the listing for the home reads.
NSW MP Mark Latham is selling his home on Sydney’s outskirts. Picture: NewsWire / Nikki Short
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“The property provides a rare opportunity to embrace a slower pace of life while remaining within easy reach of Camden, Picton and major transport links.
“Surrounded by sweeping rural vistas, fresh country air and an abundance of space, this impressive five-bedroom residence has been thoughtfully designed to capture the beauty of its natural setting while delivering all the comforts of contemporary acreage living.
“At the heart of the home, a beautifully appointed kitchen featuring an electric cooktop, extensive bench space and a walk-in pantry seamlessly connects to the open-plan family and dining zone.
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Mark Latham’s Mount Hunter home has guidance between $2.4 million and $2.6 million.
The kitchen.
There are multiple living areas.
The home sits on more than 2ha
“Multiple living areas, including a dedicated media/library room and separate study, provide flexibility for growing families, remote professionals and those seeking space to relax and unwind.
“Step outside and discover your own private oasis. The sparkling inground swimming pool, expansive entertaining area with built in BBQ and beautiful grounds create the ultimate setting for hosting family and friends or simply enjoying the peace and tranquillity.”
There has been speculation Latham might be selling to help him pay for costs occurred in a recent court decision.
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An aerial view of the home.
Last week, former Labor Party leader and Federal Opposition Leader Latham failed to overturn a court decision ordering him to pay independent MP Alex Greenwich $140,000 over a defamatory tweet.
‘Your own private oasis.”
+ Additional reporting: James MacSmith
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