They’re already Hollywood heavyweights, but the Hemsworth brothers have also built up an impressive family property portfolio.
Despite making Byron Bay their home, brothers Luke, Chris and Liam also own properties abroad in Los Angeles, according to a report by realestate.com.au on Thursday.
After buying his Byron Bay family home for $7million back in 2014, Chris, 37, transformed the sprawling property into a $20million compound.
Home sweet home: They’re already Hollywood heavyweights, but the Hemsworth brothers have also built up an impressive family property portfolio. Pictured, (L-R) Chris, Luke and Liam Hemsworth at the premiere of Vacation in LA in July 2015
The Thor actor carried out extensive renovations on the six-bedroom home, and it now boasts a steam room, gym, media room and games room.
There’s also a stunning outdoor living area, play areas for his three young kids and a 50-metre rooftop infinity pool, which overlooks the ocean.
Meanwhile, Liam, 30, is rumoured to have recently spent $4.25million on a 35-hectare property in nearby Broken Head.
Making money: After buying his Byron Bay family home for $7million back in 2014, Chris, 37, transformed the sprawling property into a $20million compound
Life of luxury: The Thor actor carried out extensive renovations on the six-bedroom home, and it now boasts a steam room, gym, media room and games room
Resort-style living: There’s also a stunning outdoor living area, play areas for his three young kids and a 50-metre rooftop infinity pool, which overlooks the ocean
The brothers are also believed to have spent $4.3million on a home for their parents, Craig and Leonie, in neighbouring Suffolk Park.
In an interview with GQ Australia for the magazine’s May/June issue, Chris confessed being able to help his parents financially was the benchmark for his success.
‘Once I had paid off my parents’ house and taken care of my family, I had a moment where I thought: “What now? What’s driving this?”‘ he admitted.
Paying it forward: The brothers are also believed to have spent $4.3million on a home for their parents, Craig and Leonie, in neighbouring Suffolk Park. Pictured, Chris’ home in Byron Bay
Helping hand: In an interview with GQ Australia for the magazine’s May/June issue, Chris confessed being able to help his parents financially was the benchmark for his success. Pictured, Chris’ home in Byron Bay
In an interview with Australian Men’s Health in January 2019, the heartthrob admitted he only kept pursuing acting so he could pay off his parents’ mortgage.
‘One of the first things I wanted to do when I got any money was pay my parents’ house off. I’d asked Dad once when he thought he’d pay it off and he said, “Honestly, probably never,”‘ Chris told Men’s Health at the time.
‘I was like, “Do this for the house, think of reasons other than yourself.”‘
Moving in: Liam, 30, is rumoured to have recently spent $4.25million on a 35-hectare property in nearby Broken Head
Former home: Liam also recently sold the Malibu property (pictured) he once shared with his ex-wife, Miley Cyrus
Luke, Chris and Liam also pooled their finances together to buy a $4.7million home in Malibu in California.
The home was purchased so that the brothers could have a base in Los Angeles when they needed to work.
It was recently put on the market with a $6.7million price guide, an additional $2million to what they originally paid for the property.
Gone but not forgotten: The home was destroyed during the 2018 California wildfires, and the property was sold for $4.9million after being purchased for $9.3million in 2014
Vested interest: Luke, Chris and Liam also pooled their finances together to buy a $4.7million home in Malibu in California. Pictured, Liam’s former home in Malibu
Somewhere to stay: The home was purchased so that the brothers could have a base in Los Angeles when they needed to work. Pictured, Liam’s former home in Malibu
Liam also recently sold the Malibu property he once shared with his ex-wife, Miley Cyrus.
The home was destroyed during the 2018 California wildfires, and the property was sold for $4.9million after being purchased for $9.3million in 2014.
Meanwhile, Luke, 40, relocated to Byron Bay late last year with his family, leaving his home in Malibu.
New neighbours: Meanwhile, Luke, 40, relocated to Byron Bay late last year with his family, leaving his home in Malibu
‘We moved late December so the kids could start school here in January. They are loving it – we are all loving it. It’s good to be back,’ he told The Sydney Morning Herald in March.
He added: ‘The quality of life back home is unparalleled. You just don’t get that over there.’
The Westworld actor said he wanted to be closer to his parents, and revealed he was loving the coastal lifestyle.
‘Once I had paid off my parents’ house and taken care of my family, I had a moment where I thought: “What now? What’s driving this?”‘ admitted Chris