Stephen Nicholls, Property Journalist
First published 11 Nov 2026, 5:00am
The five-bedroom home was first listed in May with a guide of $2.4m-$2.6m.
Independent MP Mark Latham has quietly sold his Mount Hunter property that’s described as a ‘private country escape’ at a discounted price.
The former One Nation NSW leader, who told a Daily Telegraph journalist he was a “nosy dickhead” after he asked Latham about a bankruptcy notice he’d been given at Randwick races recently, sold the property for $2.26m, settlement documents show.
The politician, who was the Opposition Leader and leader of the Labor Party between December 2003 and January 2005, had listed the five-bedroom home on more than 2.3ha near Camden in May with a price guide of between $2.4m-$2.6m via Inglis Property Macarthur.
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Representatives of Sydney MP Alex Greenwich (left) served a bankruptcy notice on Independent MP Mark Latham at Randwick races recently.
It comes with a “sparkling inground swimming pool”.
Records show it exchanged in August but settled recently.
He’s previously insisted sale had nothing to do with mounting bills relating to his legal fight with Sydney MP Alex Greenwich.
Though an improvement to his bank balance in the face of the bankrupty notice from Greenwich for more than $170k in damages and interest, served to him by his representatives at the races, can’t hurt.
In June, the full court of the Federal Court upheld a September 2024 finding that a graphic, homophobic social media post published by Latham in March 2023 defamed Greenwich by falsely imputing that he engaged in “disgusting sexual activities”.
At the races, the Daily Telegraph reporter asked Latham if he would pay the debt.
“I don’t think it’s any of your business mate,” he responded.
“It’s in the hands of my lawyer, okay, that’s all you need to know.”
The property had traded as a building block for $460,000 in 2006.
The listing said the home’s location “nestled among the rolling hills and peaceful rural landscapes” made it highly sought after.
It stated it provided “the perfect blend of country charm, modern luxury and family living” within easy reach of Camden, Picton and major transport links.
The home has multiple living areas and comes with a “sparkling inground swimming pool”.
The settlement records show the property sold to a Christopher Meyers and Wade Harper.
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