Mark Ferguson Lists $8.5 Million Hazeldean Estate with 1,921 Acres in New South Wales
Channel Seven newsreader Mark Ferguson has put his extensive country estate, known as Hazeldean, on the market for $8.5 million. Located in Crookwell, New South Wales, the property spans 1,921 acres and includes a working sheep and cattle station. The renovated four-bedroom home is suitable for full-time residence or investment, offering modern comforts amidst picturesque gardens.
Mark Ferguson, a newsreader for Channel Seven, has put his expansive country estate up for sale at a price of $8.5 million. The property, located in Crookwell, New South Wales, was purchased by Ferguson and his wife Jayne in 2014. The couple has now listed the estate, named Hazeldean, which spans over 1,921 acres, complete with extensive renovations.
Details of the Sale and Property Features
The property has been listed for approximately $8.5 million, reflecting significant appreciation since its acquisition for $1.4 million nearly a decade ago. Hazeldean features a four-bedroom home set on a working sheep and cattle station, able to accommodate up to 3,000 Merino sheep and around 150 cattle. According to listing agent Col Medway, the homestead has been fully renovated and is ready for inspection by potential buyers interested in residing at the estate full time.
Management and Appeal of the Estate
Col Medway noted that the estate is currently under long-term management, catering to both external grazing operations seeking geographical diversity and investors looking for a hassle-free rural investment. The property exudes rural charm while incorporating modern amenities, nestled within beautifully landscaped gardens. It boasts a spacious kitchen and living area, alongside a traditional fireplace in one of the bedrooms.
Mark Ferguson's Future with Channel Seven
This sale comes on the heels of a decision regarding Mark Ferguson's position at Channel Seven, where he was announced as the co-anchor for Sydney's 7News alongside Angela Cox. Despite earlier speculation regarding his potential departure due to ongoing staffing changes at the network, Ferguson confirmed his continuation at the station, expressing excitement about enhancing nightly bulletins through this new partnership.
Speculation on Mark’s Newsreader Position
Prior to the announcement about his new role, there were rumors suggesting that Mark Ferguson could be replaced as the weekday night newsreader amidst significant resignations within Channel Seven. Insiders indicated that there was consideration for incorporating the network's weekend team, featuring Michael Usher and Angela Cox, into the weeknight news segment. Reports suggested that this team had been in training since 2021 for a potential transition to weekday duties.
