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An imposing and rundown trophy home on the NSW Imagen awards Coast with approval for an eco-resort is on the market and attracting builders and developers ready to roll their sleeves up. Palatial in size at 5,sqm, 71 fig hill lane, Minnamurra at 71 Fig Hill Lane, Dunmoreenjoys a hilltop position on The property listing shows stunning location shots and colourful artist renders of how Minnamurra could look as a renovated home or eco-resort, alongside a sole black 71 fig hill lane white close-up of it presently: covered in graffiti.

It has once again been withdrawn from the market. The listing agents have yet to comment on this development. The approved DA for an Eco Resort still stands. The sellers touted it as a boon for the area if someone with grit and tenacity decided to buy it and get on with restoring it and creating something special since it would be a pity to see it fall into further rack and ruin. Minnamurra Mansion is a property with a chequered and colourful history.

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Minnamurra has never been lived in. The property listing shows stunning location shots and colourful artist renders of how Minnamurra could look as a renovated home or eco-resort, alongside a sole black and white close-up of it presently: covered in 71 fig hill lane.

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At 71 Fig Hill Lane in Dunmore, a suburb in Shellharbour City, the once six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home is now a neon-splashed skeleton. On a crest to capture vistas and occupying just under acres, the estate could be renovated into a dream home or the buyer may choose to act on the DA-approved blueprint. As stated on the listing , the rubber-stamped plans are for a room resort, including 20 "hilltop lodges", with a restaurant, pool, bar, gym and rooftop terrace. The listing provides an artist's impression of the accommodation, showing a pool lapping against a deep outdoor deck, bi-fold doors to a glam indoor pool and crescent-shaped buildings in the grounds, along with photos of the mansion's current condition. Images reveal exposed wooden beams, bare concrete surfaces, graffitied tags scrawled throughout - including on the double staircase - and a murky pool. The location is near coastal villages, the marina, beaches and golf course, in a prime position that offers undisturbed views over Jamberoo Valley and Mystics Beach. Auto news : 'Don't be this guy': Internet turns on EV driver over parking. News Rentals Homes Listings. The pool inside the abandoned mansion.

71 fig hill lane

The dilapidated "Minnamurra Mansion" in Dunmore will be transformed into an eco-tourism resort complete with panoramic terrace, pool and rooftop bar if a development application is approved. Login or signup to continue reading. The plans, lodged by Nordon Jago Architects to Shellharbour City Council, show a two and three storey building which will include 13 guest rooms, a gym, spa and restaurant at 71 Fig Hill Lane. There will also be three separate one-storey pavilions with 20 additional guest rooms. Read more: Abandoned Minnamurra mansion faces brighter future: photos. The architect says the three arc-shaped clifftop pavilions will "unobtrusively fit into the topography". The resort, which would be minute drive from Kiama and minutes from Wollongong, would see the demolition of "Minnamurra Mansion", a very large run-down and unfinished two-storey building. The property was going to be remodelled into an equestrian centre but that never eventuated. The Dunmore Equestrian Centre homestead, which became unofficially known as "the abandoned Minnamurra Mansion" was two-thirds complete when work ground to a halt in when the owner, John Kosseris', business went into receivership. In the following years the property became a magnet for vandals - and a popular illegal skate park.

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The listing agents have yet to comment on this development. Eat Drink Stay. Iconic rundown mansion with views hits the market Share. It has once again been withdrawn from the market. In terms of a tourism venture, it certainly lends itself to a health resort or an accommodation venture or certainly for functions or weddings. Palatial in size at 5,sqm, Minnamurra at 71 Fig Hill Lane, Dunmore , enjoys a hilltop position on The property listing shows stunning location shots and colourful artist renders of how Minnamurra could look as a renovated home or eco-resort, alongside a sole black and white close-up of it presently: covered in graffiti. Minnamurra has never been lived in. What's on. Picture: realcommercial. Wollongong businessman John Kosseris began to build the property around but his company went into administration and it was bought for an undisclosed sum, allegedly in , from St George Bank by a consortium of Illawarra businessmen, according to previous agents Ray White.

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Read More. It was originally built with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms; the DA allowed for 33 guest rooms. It could also be rented to high-end guests and celebrities, he suggested. The sellers touted it as a boon for the area if someone with grit and tenacity decided to buy it and get on with restoring it and creating something special since it would be a pity to see it fall into further rack and ruin. The mansion has long been a source of interest for locals and visitors. Related Articles. Alex Machkevitch, director of Corona Projects, an agency specialising in design, construction and redevelopments, said there can be various challenges in turning a residential property into a commercial one. Minnamurra Mansion is a property with a chequered and colourful history. The large unfinished property needs some work. The property listing shows stunning location shots and colourful artist renders of how Minnamurra could look as a renovated home or eco-resort, alongside a sole black and white close-up of it presently: covered in graffiti. Privacy Statement Terms Of Use. Mr Petersen joined forces with entrepreneur David Moodie with the aim of creating an eco-resort at Minnamurra. It is a unique property that will add the person who buys it significant value and lifestyle. Local businesses.