PHOTO: King Charles III’s one-time Sydney home is for sale.
A stunning property nestled on the scenic shores of the Hawkesbury River has captured the attention of buyers seeking a touch of royalty. This exceptional estate, located at 4 Fishermans Point, Berowra Waters, was once owned by King Charles III during the 1970s.
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Situated on a sprawling 3.54-hectare plot, the estate is a secluded haven accessible exclusively by seaplane or helicopter. Currently operating as a luxurious retreat accommodation known as ‘Marramarra Lodge,’ the property offers guests an exquisite experience with nightly rates ranging from $1650 to $1900. Now, this remarkable estate is available for purchase, with an asking price between $8 million to $8.8 million.
4 Fishermans Point, Berowra Waters NSW
Originally utilized by the non-profit organization Outward Bound Australia, the site hosted Duke of Edinburgh Award camps. During the 1970s, King Charles briefly resided at the property, and it is believed that Prince Philip facilitated the provision of electricity before its transformation into a resort.
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After 21 years of successful operation, the current owner has made the difficult decision to list the property for sale due to the challenges associated with continuing its management. LJ Hooker’s Tim Andrews is handling the sale and looks forward to showcasing this prestigious estate to prospective buyers.
SOURCE: NEWS.COM.AU