First published 30 Oct 2026, 3:20pm
The estate and golf course at 185 Morgans Mill Rd, Bearii, has been listed by the family of Josh Miller, who is married to fitness influencer Steph Claire Smith.
A country estate and golf course on the Murray River where fitness influencer listed by Steph Claire Smith and her husband Josh Miller married has undergone a $2m price cut.
Named Clarendon Eyre, the 105ha property owned by Mr Miller’s family was listed for sale in 2024 with a $8m-$8.5m range.
However, price expectations for the address in Bearii, about 30km from Cobram, have now decreased to $6m-$6.6m.
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Forbes Global Properties’ Nathan Verwoert said the family simply wanted to see the property moved on to its next custodian, hence the price reduction.
The resort-style, seven-bedroom house at 85 Morgans Mill Rd features a tennis court, heated pool and spa, built-in trampoline, cinema, five bathrooms and a 10-car garage.
And the 16.2ha private, five-hole golf course with an ornamental lake was designed to replicate the surfaces of the Augusta National Golf Club, one of the world’s most famous golf clubs, in the US.
The property will be sold with furnishings and machinery included.
Josh Miller and Steph Claire Smith at their Clarendon Eyre wedding.
The entertainers’ set up includes a pool, cinema and palm trees.
Clarendon Eyre has been in Mr Miller’s family for about two decades and was the place he first met his future wife, as a teenager, when they lived at neighbouring farms.
These days, Smith has millions of social media followers as the co-founder of popular fitness app Kic, joint operator of a Cremorne fitness studio and podcast host alongside best friend Laura Henshaw.
Clarendon Eyre has a special place in both Mr Miller and Smith’s hearts as it was where he proposed to her, in addition to hosting their 2019 wedding.
Mr Miller said about 20 years ago, his family bought the address when it was just a weatherboard house in a bush paddock, after they had spent years camping along the Murray River while on holidays.
The tennis court can also be used as a basketball court.
Kustom timber floors, porcelain benchtops, automatic blinds, Control4 smart technology and a Sonos sound system feature in the house.
Since getting married, the couple has had two children.
The previous owners had trucked two buildings, the former Mornington Art Gallery and a weatherboard home, to the site.
With a background in building, Mr Miller’s father, Ken, amalgamated the two buildings into the one house and went on to install the golf course.
Mr Miller added that his dad loved Clarendon Eyre but has purchased a caravan and was travelling Australia, and the family was now using it less as the younger generation grew older.
“So we kind of made our minds up to say, ‘Another family can use it better than we will at this phase of our lives’,” Mr Miller said.
“I suppose that of my whole family, it’s probably the most sentimental to myself and my wife because we met up there.”
The property is a less-than-three-hours drive from Melbourne, or 45 minutes by helicopter.
The Santa Ana couch fairways and bunkers make up part of Mr Miller’s favourite part of the address, the golf course.
He said their “lifetime of memories” at the home included Ken’s fiftieth birthday celebrations, his mother’s fortieth birthday and the gender reveal for his and Smith’s son.
Mr Miller recalled surprising his future wife alongside about 15 of their closest friends when he proposed to her, followed by an engagement party that night.
Clarendon Eyre has also hosted corporate events, retreats and weddings for between 200 to 250 guests who have glamped, a term meaning a glamorous, luxury camping set up, on site.
“We’ve done corporate Christmas parties where they’ve flown in with people with helicopters,” Mr Miller said.
“Most weddings we have, they do glamping and the best part is, it’s a private property so there’s essentially no curfew, so they can party on.”
A fire pit keeps guests cosy at night.
The property has hosted photo sessions for local school formals, weddings and corporate events.
Mr Miller said the house itself had been completely renovated three years ago including the three living areas, kitchen, bedroom, laundry and garages.
The property will be sold with all furnishings and equipment including almost $1m worth of golf course fittings and machinery, three farm utes and four golf carts.
Mr Verwoert said buyers based in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Hong Kong had inquired about Clarendon Eyre.
“If you were trying to build what’s there nowadays, you couldn’t do it for the price we’ve listed it for,” he said.
Mr Verwoert said the property offered plenty of options including the potential to become a commercial or agricultural operation, or a luxury retreat for a family or multiple families.
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