The Rock Puts Out His Australian Mansion For Sale

The Rock has properties around the world, but he decided to put out for sale a big house in Australia.

WWE Hall of Fame spent time in Australia while filming a few projects, but the People’s Champion didn’t spend much time in Down Under.

Real Estate.au reports that The Rock’s successful Australian mansion is ‘ready to take’. That being said, the buyer will need a lot of money to complete the transaction.

This mansion requires a substantial investment, tied to the alliance of another prime riverside estate honored by the Fast and Furious star himself.

This comparable property recently landed a staggering $24 million auction, setting a formidable benchmark.

Known as Te Moana, the sprawling home at 249-255 Monaco Street has starred in various scenes of Johnson’s cinematic triumph, San Andreas, released in 2015.

Trading in August 2020 for $12.5 million, this magnificent estate occupies a vast land of 3296 square meters. meters.

Featured by Rebecca Moffrey of Ray White Burleigh Group through the Show Interest campaign, Te Moana embodies an aura of grandeur and sophistication.
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Although specific pricing guidelines were not disclosed, the property bears striking similarities to a historic Capri island mansion – 59 The Corso – that is making headlines when it comes to securing title of the most expensive residential property in the world.

Queensland was auctioned in July