Liam Hemsworth is set to create his own piece of paradise in the Byron Bay hinterland, following in the footsteps of his superstar brother, Chris.
According The Sydney Morning HeraldThe Hollywood star, 34, is embarking on the construction of a massive abode, the total cost of which is estimated at more than $20 million.
Luckily for Byron Bay residents, Liam’s new digs won’t be as big as the Broken Head residence, owned by his older brother Chris and his wife Elsa Pataky, which neighbors have dubbed “Fortress Hemsworth.”
However, the younger Hemsworth’s still promises to be an epitome of luxury, combining elegant design with the serene backdrop of the Byron interior.
Liam purchased the sprawling 37-hectare site for $6.8 million in 2021 and Construction costs are expected to cost about $14.6 million.
Liam Hemsworth, 34, (pictured) is reported to be embarking on the construction of a sprawling abode, the total cost of which is estimated at more than $20 million.
Designed by acclaimed Melbourne-based architecture studio SSdH, the planned two-storey pavilion-style home is a marvel of modern architecture, blending seamlessly into the hillside to minimize its environmental impact.
The layout features two open-plan living areas, a games room surrounding an internal courtyard and luxurious amenities such as a large cabana, terrace and nearly 18-metre pool.
Privacy and comfort are paramount, and all five bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms, plus a generously sized gym and sauna.
Liam purchased the sprawling 37-hectare site (pictured) for $6.8 million in 2021, with construction costs anticipated to cost around $14.6 million.
The property that Liam bought in 2021 has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a garage space.
It also has panoramic views of the Byron Bay hinterland.
The hunk already owns a nearby five-bedroom, four-bathroom property in Newrybar.
Byron Bay has become largely synonymous with the Hemsworth clan, with brothers Liam, Chris and Luke’s total investment in the popular region estimated to be worth more than $100 million.
After purchasing his family’s Byron Bay home for $7 million in 2014, Chris transformed the sprawling property into a compound valued between $30 million and $60 million.
The Hollywood heartthrob already owns a nearby five-bedroom, four-bathroom property in Newrybar (pictured)
Fortunately for Byron Bay residents, Liam’s new digs won’t be as large as the Broken Head residence, owned by his older brother Chris and his wife Elsa Pataky (left), which neighbors have dubbed “Fortress Hemsworth”.
Critics and locals are quick to say that the reconstruction reminds them of a suburban shopping center, a renovated RSL club or a regional airport terminal.
It is estimated that the 50-meter rooftop infinity pool alone would have cost at least $400,000, a massive interior mural could be worth up to $100,000, and the landscaping bill would reach $500,000.
Older brother, Westworld star Luke, also took the keys to a $4.9 million beachfront home in Suffolk Park, not far from Chris’ property, in 2020.
The house was in a family trust run by Liam and Chris, and was purchased two years earlier for $4.3 million.
Byron Bay has become largely synonymous with the Hemsworth clan, with brothers Liam, Chris and Luke’s (pictured) total investment in the popular region estimated to be worth more than $100 million.