Secluded Gold Coast estate popular with celebrities hits the market
A secluded estate in the hills of Upper Coomera on the Gold Coast is generating buzz due to its history of attracting high-profile residents.

The estate situated on Jenkins Court has, according to reports, accommodated famous personalities such as Russell Crowe, allegedly when he was filming Land of Bad.

Agent Alex Fleri mentions that the mansion presents a distinctive allure.

A secluded estate in the hills of Upper Coomera on the Gold Coast is generating buzz. (Nine)

“Where else can you find a Hollywood-style mansion on the Gold Coast?”

The eight-hectare estate boasts a full-size tennis court, a fully equipped gym, and an infinity pool.

These features, combined with the property’s secluded location, contribute to its allure for those seeking privacy.

“There are properties with views on the Gold Coast, but not 360 panoramic views perfect for privacy, seclusion and security.”

The outdoor area is another key selling point, according to Fleri.

The property’s proximity to Village Roadshow Studios further enhances its appeal to those in the entertainment industry.

This article was produced with the assistance of 9ExPress.
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