Miranda Kerr rumoured to have bought Hunter Valley trophy home for around $7.5m
The whisper is that international model Miranda Kerr liked Loggerheads, the trophy Hunter Valley vineyard, so much she has now bought it for around $7.5 million.
The whisper is that international model Miranda Kerr liked Loggerheads, the trophy Hunter Valley vineyard, so much she has now bought it for around $7.5 million.
The Pokolbin estate includes a 36-year-old vineyard, plus the Michael Suttor-refurbished homestead amid Paul Bangay landscaping.
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There’s a summer house, pool, orchard, vegetable garden and shiraz and gammay vines.
It has been sold mid June by Alan Rydge’s QT Hotels who paid $6 million in 2016 when it was bought from the late Macquarie Bank co-founder Robin Crawford and his wife Judy.
Crawford had purchased it from Trish Evans, the widow of winemaker Len Evans for $5.15 million in 2008. It was owned by Tyrrell wines before that.
Kerr, now married to the Malibi-based billionaire Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel, rented the estate at Christmas 2015 when she spent time with her Gunnedah-based family, including restaurantuer brother Matty who at the time was running Nanna Kerr’s Kitchen, just down the road, with his then fiance James Wright.
Sunflower Fun Pty Ltd, an Arnold Bloch Leibler law firm nominee company, is its mystery buyer.
Originally published as Miranda Kerr rumoured to have bought Hunter Valley trophy home for around $7.5m