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When 2GB broadcaster Ray Hadley commissioned a drone to hover above his dress circle Hills district acreage, the neighbourhood quickly sensed something was afoot.
It is after all the tell-tale sign of an imminent real estate listing - an emerging marketing necessity. 
"I have decided to put my home at Dural on the market," Hadley subsequently confirmed.
<a href="https://www.propertyobserver.com.au/https://www.ranceblamey.com.au/13615345" target="_blank">Andrew Blamey at Rance Blamey</a> kicks off the marketing this week with photo's by Jayden Halford's Next Level Aerial.
The two home, 5.4 acre listing comes with anticipated interest from multi-generational families with a desire for a horse agistment paddock. 
It has a 120-square (1115sq m), five-bedroom Denton Homes-built house set amid Rolling Stone Landscaped gardens with two-street ­access.
The property comes also with a fully restored farmhouse, which dates to 1919 when it was built by the Sagars family, who owned all the surrounding farm land.
Dural acreage prices regularly sell for $5 million, and recently $6 million, according to CoreLogic RP Data.
Don't say that I told you, but that huge neighbouring house is former Myer retailing boss, Bernie Brookes' home.  
This article was first published in The Saturday Daily Telegraph.
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