The Rock Selling Massive Australian Mansion

The Rock has properties all over the world, but he has decided to unload one major house in Australia. The shoo-in WWE Hall of Famer has spent time in Australia while he filmed a few projects, but the People’s Champion doesn’t spend that much time Down Under.

Real Estate.au reports that The Rock’s blockbuster Aussie mansion is “up for grabs.” That being said, the buyer will need a ton of funds to lock down the deal.

This residence demands a substantial investment, aligning with the league of another prime riverfront estate, reputedly graced by the Fast and Furious star himself. This comparable property recently achieved a staggering $24 million at auction, setting a formidable benchmark.

Recognized as Te Moana, the expansive abode at 249-255 Monaco Street played a prominent role in various sequences of Johnson’s cinematic triumph, San Andreas, released in 2015. Previously traded in August 2020 for $12.5 million, this magnificent estate occupies a sprawling 3296 square meters.

Prominently presented by Rebecca Moffrey of Ray White Burleigh Group through an expressions of interest campaign, Te Moana embodies an aura of grandeur and sophistication. While a specific price guide is not divulged, the estate bears striking resemblances to a landmark mansion on Isle of Capri—59 The Corso—making headlines by securing the title of Queensland’s most exorbitant residential property ever auctioned in July.

Both these resort-inspired residences claim lots with 42 meters of coveted waterfrontage. Regarded as exemplars of Australia’s architectural prowess during their era, they seamlessly fit the bill as settings for The Rock’s colossal disaster-themed film.

Te Moana presents an unparalleled opportunity to immerse oneself in the allure of Hollywood extravagance while indulging in the luxury of an unparalleled lifestyle. Now, it looks like The Rock is ready to move on.

We’ll have to see how puts up the cash for The Rock’s Australian mega-mansion, but it’s likely that the buyer will have a tremendous amount of disposable income.

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