Rural NSW mansion listed with $100m price tag
Glenrock, the 1830s colonial mansion on 990 hectares at Marulan in the NSW southern tablelands, has been listed for sale with hopes near $100 million.
Glenrock, at Marulan in the southern tablelands, has been listed for sale with hopes near $100 million.The 10-bedroom, 10-bathroom Georgian homestead fronted by 18 fluted columns has received an extensive restoration from its vendor, lawyer and corporate adviser Charles Mendel, who bought it in 1984 for $1.6 million.
“I don’t want the situation where like Solomon you have to suggest something absurd like splitting the baby,” he told the financial press. His children are 16 and one year old. Retired estate agent Bill Bridges recalled recently over lunch with The Sell that it had been his first significant listing.
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