Tennis champ Thomas Muster secures Noosa sale
The former Austrian tennis champion on Forbes has sold one of his Noosa Heads riverfront properties. It was listed at $5.9 million.
It was the first he bought on the water paying $2.8 million in 2013, with the house then designed by architect Tim Ditchfield.
Muster first bought into Noosa in 1994 when he paid $1 million for Cintamani, a 35-hectare hinterland property.
The head of Lend Lease’s Australian property arm, Kylie Rampa, has purchased the riverfront mansion through Noosa agent Tom Offermann Real Estate.
Ms Rampa was previously CEO of the Gandel Group.
Muster spends time in Queensland because his former wife, Jo Beth Taylor, the former Australia's Funniest Home Videos host, has resided there on the Sunshine Coast with their son.
The article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph