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Billionaire chicken heiress Sue Ingham expects $18 million sale as she puts her luxury Sydney mansion on the market

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Sue Ingham (right) has listed her glorious two-storey mansion in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Pictured here is her daughter, Sydney socialite Jess (left).

Sue Ingham has listed her glorious two-storey mansion in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.

The billionaire heir to the Inghams chicken wholesale empire hopes to pocket $18 million on the swanky Darling Point pad, which has hit the market without a price guide.

With stunning harbor views and located in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods, the heritage property features five bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Sue, daughter of the late Ingham founder Jack Ingham, purchased the home in 2009 for $7.8 million.

Now he wants to downsize and is “seeking expressions of interest” in the luxurious “mansion.”

Sue Ingham (right) has listed her glorious two-storey mansion in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Pictured here is her daughter, Sydney socialite Jess (left).

Agent Michael Pallier of Sydney Sotheby’s International Realty revealed to Domain Thursday that the Inghams could get an $18 million sale for the property.

Built in the early 20th century and located 4km from the CBD, the house is a delightful blend of modern elegance with Old World charm and quirky style.

Highlights include a ‘Barbie pink’ front door that opens to a grand lobby, a swimming pool and a rooftop ‘gazebo’ offering stunning views of Sydney Harbour.

The billionaire heir to the Ingham Chicken brand empire hopes to pocket $18 million on the swanky Darling Point pad, which has hit the market without a price guide.

The billionaire heir to the Ingham Chicken brand empire hopes to pocket $18 million on the swanky Darling Point pad, which has hit the market without a price guide.

With stunning harbor views and located in one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods, the heritage property features five bedrooms and four bathrooms.

With stunning harbor views and located in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods, the heritage property features five bedrooms and four bathrooms.

On the property there are multiple entertaining areas, an outdoor “lounge” and beautiful scale gardens.

Meanwhile, the upper level features a bar and a “retreat.”

The spacious layout offers a private dining room, as well as a living room and lounge.

Built in the early 20th century, the home is a delightful combination of modern elegance with Old World charm and quirky style. Highlights include a Barbie pink front door (pictured right) that opens to a grand lobby, a swimming pool and a rooftop viewing deck offering stunning views of Sydney Harbour. Domain reports that Ingham expects $18 million from the sale

Built in the early 20th century, the home is a delightful combination of modern elegance with Old World charm and quirky style. Highlights include a Barbie pink front door (pictured right) that opens to a grand lobby, a swimming pool and a rooftop viewing deck offering stunning views of Sydney Harbour. Domain reports that Ingham expects $18 million from the sale

The oversized kitchen has breakfast space and opens to a second living room.

Sue is the daughter of businessman Jack Ingham, co-founder of the Ingham’s Chicken empire, which sold for around $1 billion in 2013.

Jack and his brother Bob Ingham established their poultry farming business in 1953, and by the 1970s had built Ingham’s into the largest chicken and turkey operation in Australia.

Bob and Jack earned a place on The Australian Financial Review’s first rich list in 1983 with a combined wealth of $150 million.

The family has remained on the Rich List ever since.

Sue is the daughter of businessman Jack Ingham, co-founder of the Ingham's Chicken empire, which sold for around $1 billion in 2013.

Sue is the daughter of businessman Jack Ingham, co-founder of the Ingham’s Chicken empire, which sold for around $1 billion in 2013.

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