Gold Coast mansion that once hosted parties for The Rolling Stones and Whitney Houston fails to sell at eye-watering price READ MORE: Aussie DJs sell massive Gold Coast mansion for $5.77m By A. James For Daily Mail Australia Published: 20:21 EDT, 30 October 2024 | Updated: 20:28 EDT, 30 October 2024 e-mail 1 View comments A palatial Queensland mansion that once hosted superstars The Rolling Stones and Frank Sinatra has failed to find a buyer.
The extravagant Gold Coast waterfront pad dubbed 'Bartinon', which features seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, was passed in at $17million. Located in ritzy Sorento, the grand trophy home was known to attract a lengthy roster of A-list guests including Whitney Houston . Constructed in the 1980s, it was once the most expensive property ever built on the Gold Coast, reported The Courier Mail on Wednesday.
Original owners businessman Sir Justin Hickey and his wife Lady Barbara Hickey developed a reputation for throwing lavish parties' on the property. According to the publication there were just six bidders for the amazing spread, which last sold for $7.22million in 2014.
Situated on the Nerang River only minutes from the CBD, the 6,500 square metre 'Mediterranean-inspired' property has an entire wing dedicated to a 'wellness centre'. Other highlights include a games room, three bars, and a master retreat. The extravagant Gold Coast waterfront pad dubbed 'Bartinon' which features seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms was passed in at $17milli.