Businessman Emil Juresic is selling his iconic Brisbane home, ‘Hacienda’.
An Australian businessman has decided to sell his entire property portfolio – including the house he lives in – due to the threat of artificial intelligence.
Emil Juresic, founder of NGU Real Estate, has listed one of Brisbane’s most valuable properties – a three-level mansion occupying 1400 sqm – with price expectations of $25m.
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The grand entrance to the ‘Hacienda’ at 3/249 Harts Road, Indooroopilly, featuring a glass-enclosed lift that glides between three levels.
The place is even more impressive at night. Photo: Nira Creative.
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The ‘Hacienda’ overlooks the Indooroopilly Golf Course and has five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a six-car garage, a home office, three entertainment areas, and a wellness center that includes a commercial gym, steam room, sauna, and cinema.
rooftop wellness area, fire pit,
Mr Juresic said he had made about $22m back on the property in the past few years, but believed it was too expensive now.
The architect and her partner, Giselle Kramer, are hesitant to sell the property at 3/249 Harts Rd, Indooroopilly, but think now is the time.
The ‘Hacienda’ in Indooroopilly is now for sale. Its owner, engineer Emil Juresic, lives on the front steps. Image: Quick Focus.
The property has an 18m long, heated pool overlooking the golf course. Photo: Nira Creative.
“It’s one of only three homes on the golf course, with incredibly peaceful views and 100 per cent privacy,” Mr Juresic said.
“You are only 4.5 kilometers from the city, but it is quiet.”
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The primary suite at 3/249 Harts Road, Indooroopilly, has a dressing area, a sitting area, a large walk-in shower, and a freestanding round bath overlooking the golf course.
Basic dressing room at 3/249 Harts Road, Indooroopilly.
“In the next two weeks, I’m selling everything I own — including my home,” he said.
“One says; ‘Why would you do that? Because I will be able to buy…my house for half the price in two years’.”
Built in 2023, the ‘Hacienda’ has everything you can imagine.
Garage at 3/249 Harts Road, Indooroopilly. Big cars don’t come with the house, unfortunately.
The kitchen at 3/249 Harts Road, Indooroopilly, has a 6m tall marble island and Gaggenau appliances.
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Some of the big ticket items include $1m worth of natural stone, a luxury kitchen with $200,000 Gaggenau appliances and a 6m marble island bench.
There’s an outdoor entertaining area that boasts a $30,000 built-in barbecue, teppanyaki grill, wine coolers, lounge, lounge area, pizza oven, and a $120,000 rotisserie.
The 250 sqm master retreat is dedicated to the entire floor and has a living room with a fireplace, a travertine-decorated en suite with a circular bathtub, and a large, walk-in closet with a champagne station and a relaxation area to make.
The dining area sits under a soaring space and is illuminated by sunlight streaming through the floor-to-ceiling glass.
The ‘Hacienda’ at 3/249 Harts Road, Indooroopilly, is for sale with NGU Real Estate.
To top it all off, there’s also a 12-person fireplace, an 18-foot heated pool, a 1,000-bottle wine cellar, a glass-enclosed elevator, $500,000 worth of automation technology, and even a hidden panic room.
All the furniture in the house is custom made and selected by Studio Collective and the interiors are by Maison Elise Studio.
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