DJ Carl Cox and music promoter Richie McNeill offload their stunning country home in the Victorian Alps for $2million
British DJ Carl Cox and Australian music promoter Richie McNeill have sold their stunning countryside property.
The friends sold the home for $1.95million this week, reports realestate.com.au.
The property is located the peaceful town of Myrtleford, which is close to the Victorian Alps and about 300km away from Melbourne.
Sold! British DJ Carl Cox and his Australian music promoter friend Richie McNeill off-loaded their stunning country pad in the Victorian Alps for a cool $2million
House and techno producer Carl and Stereosonic festival founder Richie first bought the two-hectare empty plot of land in 2009 and commissioned architects and builders to create a lavish holiday home overlooking the picturesque countryside.
The home features an east wing where the five spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms are located.
With ample room on offer, the property can easily accommodate a large family with guests staying over.
Country home: Carl (pictured) and Richie first bought the two hectare empty plot of land in 2009 and eventually commissioned architects and builders to create a lavish holiday home looking out to the picturesque countryside
Bright: The west wing of the home combines the kitchen, dining and living areas together. The kitchen is sleekly designed with modern cabinetry and lighting, and is fitted with high end appliances
The west wing combines the kitchen, dining and living areas together.
The kitchen is sleekly designed with modern cabinetry and lighting, and is fitted with high-end appliances.
Meanwhile, the ceiling covering both wings features unique joinery for a luxurious and geometric aesthetic.
Picturesque: The big glass windows look out to the unspoiled vistas and allow natural light to flow into the common area of dining and living room
The large glass windows overlook the unspoiled vistas and allow natural light to flow into the common area comprising the dining and living room.
Outside, the property features a deck area and a salt-chlorinated swimming pool.
There is also a hot outdoor shower, separate toilet, four-person sauna and large heavy-duty stormproof umbrella.
The house, lot and then some! Interestingly, all the furnishings – all the furniture, appliances and even kitchenware, valued at $40,000 – will come with the property
All the furnishings – including the furniture, appliances and even kitchenware, valued at $40,000 – will come with the property.
In January, Richie said he and Carl had made the tough decision to put the holiday house on the market because they were not using it enough to justify ownership.
‘I hope the new owners will let us rent it off them,’ he told the Herald Sun.
Off the market: In January, Richie (pictured) told the Herald Sun he and Carl made the tough decision to put the holiday house on the market in November because they were not using it as much. ‘I hope the new owners will let us rent it off them,’ he told the publication