Olivia Newton-John has sold her luxurious NSW farmhouse

Though Newton-John will no longer be the “keeper of the forest,” as she previously put it, the four-time Grammy winner will still be taking up residence just 30 miles away, at Gaia, the retreat and spa she cofounded in 2005. “When we first came up with the concept of Gaia, it was to be a place where our close group of friends could gather together and spend our golden years together—all in one place,” she said in a statement in February. “Now those years are upon us and we are loving it.”

Image credits: McGrath

After roughly 40 years, Olivia Newton-John is finally letting go of her sprawling 187-acre farm located in New South Wales, Australia. According to Mansion Global, the Grease star recently sold the property, though the final price is currently “undisclosed,” according to her sales agent and longtime friend Jillian McGrath. When she first listed the property in February of this year, Newton-John was seeking approximately US$3.42 million for the estate.

The idyllic farm is perfect for nature lovers, with more than 10,000 trees, two dams, a natural waterfall, a creek, and a stream running through the property. “The expansive view from the farm is breathtaking and captured my heart all those years ago,” Newton-John previously said in a statement. “It’s a magical spot that is the home for many different species of wildlife.” Among them are a number of bird species that bring “glorious morning birdsongs” to the property, said the actress and singer.

The main house features three bedrooms and a spacious eat-in kitchen, with rustic details like timber floors and fossil-like walls with bits of embedded shells and pebbles. It also includes an attached but self-contained four-room guest suite with yet another bedroom as well as its own separate entrance. Newton-John rebuilt the main house in 2002.

This story was first published by ArchitecturalDigest.com

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